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Dartmouth professor Annelise Orleck, whose violent arrest during a campus protest was captured on video last week, describes what happened and why she felt compelled to defend her students. 'People have to be able to talk about Palestine without being attacked by police.'

'Palestinians have been extremely grateful' to see student protests across U.S. campuses, says journalist Akram al-Satarri in Rafah. “They want a ceasefire and they think that this kind of action is leading and is paving the way to a ceasefire.'

'A lifeline has just been blocked.'

Journalist Akram al-Satarri describes conditions in Rafah after Israeli troops moved into the southern Gaza city, seizing the border crossing with Egypt and cutting off what little aid had been entering the devastated territory from there.

Hamas has agreed to an internationally mediated ceasefire agreement, but Israel says that deal falls short of its demands and intensified its attacks in Rafah. Middle East expert Daniel Levy lays out what we know at this point.

Gaza solidarity protests continue at college campuses across the U.S. — as does the police crackdown. Student protests are also growing internationally.

“It is not in our interest to keep pretending what is happening is not happening.”