Zionist strategy of dealing with the ever-growing student movement against genocide in Gaza betrays a sickness at the heart of its identity – a self-victimising stance that pushes it to simply fake attacks by anti-genocide protestors.

The US government has resorted to brutal measures not only to suppress the growing student movement but also to demonize it labeling protesters as “criminals” and “terrorists.”

Many Iranian universities have offered scholarships to us and European students expelled or suspended for taking part in pro-Palestinian on-campus demonstrations.

Amid the wave of pro-Palestine protests in US universities, Rachel Corrie’s alma mater Evergreen State College in Olympia becomes the first US university to divest from Israeli regime.

The US media that dedicated much of its coverage to anti-Iranian propaganda is saying or doing nothing in protest of government violence against students on campuses, says a journalist.

What these student protests on university campuses across the US underline is the fact that the attempts to manipulate public opinion have failed spectacularly.

Students and some staff at US universities have been protesting the Israeli war on Gaza and Washington’s support for it.

As pro-Palestine demos sweep US university campuses, university authorities at the behest of Israeli lobbies have intensified the purge of pro-Palestine professors.

Syria’s Assad said the violent crackdown on pro-Palestine student demonstrations in Western universities exposes the Western system’s “state of panic.”

Students across the US are demanding that their universities and colleges disclose their ties to the Israeli regime, and at the same time divest from them.