Anti-Israel Protesters Disrupt Israeli Soldiers’ Stories Program on College Campus
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Times of Israel – Palestinian protesters interrupted the two former Israeli solders invited to speak at the Cal Poly Pomona university Hillel with cries of “baby killers,” “rapists” and “terrorists,” the school’s newspaper reported Tuesday.
The Israeli Soldiers’ Stories program, organized in conjunction with StandWithUs and the Multicultural Council, hosted soldiers Matan and Tamir on Thursday afternoon to a crowd of nearly 100, according to the Poly Post, which did not use last names out of fears for participants’ safety.
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