Seven months into the Gaza conflict, over 36,000 Palestinians have lost their lives. The Gaza Strip is witnessing a humanitarian crisis with mass displacement, destroyed communities, and entire families devastated. Despite the mounting death toll, there is no indication of an impending ceasefire.
As the world observes the escalating situation in Gaza, students across university campuses in the United States have taken to the streets to protest the ongoing military actions. These young activists are calling for the divestment from Israel and an immediate ceasefire to halt the violence.
However, their peaceful demands were met with police crackdowns, raising concerns about the suppression of dissent and the right to protest. In a related development, the Antisemitism Awareness Act recently passed by the U.S. House of Representatives is facing criticism from both political sides. Critics question whether the Act genuinely addresses antisemitism or serves other political agendas.
To explore these pressing issues in depth, tune in to the special report \"Fire and Fury\" scheduled for May 30 at 7:30 p.m. Beijing Time, exclusively on CGTN.
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