Pro-Palestinian Protests at UCLA: 'They Want the Killing to Stop'

By: James O'Brien   Source: Lbc May 3, 2024 No Comments


James O'Brien reacts to the chaos on campus in LA, where police have raided UCLA and Columbia universities after 'horrific violence' broke out at Gaza protest. 

Commenting on the protesters, James O'Brien says "in their minds, their cause is simple - they want the killing to stop".

This comes as students calling for an end to the fighting in Gaza had set up encampments at University College Los Angeles (UCLA) and Columbia University in New York.

 

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