Summary
Protests took place at many U.S. universities last year as students called for an end to the Israel-Gaza war. A ceasefire has now been announced, leading to mixed feelings among the students. Some students feel relieved about the ceasefire, while others remain cautious about how the situation will develop.
Key Facts
- Many U.S. college students protested against the Israel-Gaza war, demanding a ceasefire.
- Protests were held on major campuses, with some being peaceful and others resulting in arrests.
- President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire deal, stating "the war is over."
- Students felt both relieved and wary about the ceasefire, unsure of its long-term impact.
- Some students with family ties to the region felt apprehensive about the future despite the ceasefire.
- Universities faced calls from government officials to address antisemitism amid the protests.
- Over 3,000 protesters were arrested during the campus demonstrations.
- The ceasefire deal included the release of hostages and prisoners.
