On Nov. 9, Cornell University’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine organized a protest and die-in to stand in solidarity with Palestine amid the Israel-Hamas war that began Oct. 7. Students as well as locals attended the die-in and protest, which began outside Klarman Hall and proceeded inside where participants lied on the floor. Participants carried Palestinian flags and handmade signs that condemned war and genocide, while chanting slogans criticizing Cornell’s interaction with the campus community in context of the war.
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