As the evening progressed, the demonstrations escalated. Protesters chanted hostile slogans, waved Palestinian flags, set off smoke devices, and attempted to breach police barriers.

Anti-Israel protesters, who gathered outside the synagogue, yelled 'baby killers,' Zionist pigs' and 'Zionist scum,' according to videos on social media.

The individuals included 36 Turkish nationals, as well as citizens from the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Algeria, Morocco, Italy, Kuwait, Libya, Malaysia, Mauritania, Switzerland, Tunisia and Jordan, ministry sources added.

Jewish University students from around the world discuss campus antisemitism and how they cope.

Organizers of the demonstrations have promoted the coordinated events on social media as an opportunity to pressure world leaders to hold Israel accountable for its military campaign against Hamas in Gaza

Anti-Israel protester in London openly calls for destruction of Israel by saying the embassy will be replaced. 

JNS journalist Emily Schrader describes what she heard and saw undercover at an anti-Israel rally in London.

In a statement issued after the incident, the Royal Opera House described the protest as 'unauthorised' and 'wholly inappropriate for a curtain call.'

Anti-Israel activists left bloodied baby dolls, severed limbs, antisemitic caricatures on signs, and a blood-stained teddy bear at the church’s entrance.

University of California spent $29 million and the UK's Oxford and Cambridge Universities spent a combined £615,000 ($790,000) for clean-up and repair after anti-Israel protests.

A Canadian reporter interviews and expose anti-Israel activists, including pro-Palestine Jews who proudly admitted they were paid to protest for Gaza.

Prospective students on a tour of Columbia got a taste of campus life as they walked past an anti-Israel protest.

A booklet distributed at anti-Israel rallies and online teaches readers how to plan and execute a terror attack.

A violent antisemitic mob stormed Barnard and Columbia, assaulting a staff member and vandalizing campus—demand action now!

In reality, the sign read, 'Palestine never existed. Israel is a country of heroes.'

The arrests at Dam Square followed a temporary municipal ban on the anti-Israel demonstrations that regularly take place there.

Ironically, the country she is calling out, Israel, is the only democracy in the Middle East.

Footage from the scene showed protesters calling Israel a 'terrorist state' and violent clashes with police.

One woman called anti-Israel protest 'wonderful' before concluding that it was actually 'part of the problem.'

The proposed rules include financial penalties and disciplinary actions for noncompliance.

French group reportedly said it would stage a 'silent protest inside the stadium against genocide in Gaza' during Israel's opening match.

Organized by the Palestinian Assembly for Liberation and Al-Awda, the protest targets the sale of Israeli property.

The University has reduced disciplinary sanctions against pro-Hamas protesters who illegally occupied Harvard Yard for nearly five weeks.

The investigation revealed 75 incidents of harassment between October and March.

Some students are reconsidering their college plans amidst rising anti-Israel sentiments on American campuses.

The anti-Israel groups are planning to disrupt holiday celebrations in New York City and Philadelphia on July 4th.

Only 41% of respondents said recent anti-Israel protests were legitimate.

'Raise your hands if you're a Zionist,' one of the protesters yelled.

The lawsuit against NSJP and AMP accuses them of collaborating with Hamas and spreading anti-Israel propaganda.

'We have a genius ladies and gentlemen. He's solved the Middle East. It's the Jewish comedian. That's who we have to get.'

Thirteen anti-Israel protesters at Stanford University face felony burglary charges after vandalizing the president's office.

Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei and Hamas have praised American student activists for their anti-Zionist protests.

'Yes, we’re all Hamas, pig!'

The policy aims to focus the university on its educational mission and maintain its integrity.

A protester holding a Palestinian flag, among others, was forcibly removed after inciting the audience.

Amidst cheers and chants of "Free Palestine," hundreds of Harvard University graduates and faculty members staged a walkout during the commencement ceremony.

University Chancellor apologized to the Jewish community after agreeing to anti-Zionist demands, calling Israel's war "genocide" and considering an academic boycott of Israel.

'To be clear, there is no place for violence or intimidation at the University of Michigan,' said the school’s president.

One of the demands of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) was the creation of scholarships for Palestinian students.

Protests on American campuses are drawing praise from Iran and Hezbollah, revealing an unsettling infiltration by Iran-linked activists into U.S. higher education.