Bella Ingber, Sabrina Maslavi and Saul Tawil accused the university of 'egregious civil rights violations'
By Richard Percival
The baristas at Israeli-owned business Caffe Aronne resigned after being asked to remove Palestine flag badges
By Ben Clerkin
Victoria Ruiz, a New York public defender, resigned after pressure from Mayor Eric Adams
Victoria Ruiz, a New York public defender, was criticised by her employers
Columbia University administration pledges to pay for 'privacy experts' to safeguard the identities of activists
University authorities alerted the FBI after anonymous posts threatened violence against Jewish students
By Hannah Gillott
Noah Schaffer, a former magician, was placed on administrative leave from his father's company
By Josh Kaplan
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Demonstrators chanted for 'intifada' as they marched through Cooper Union college in Manhattan
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450 volunteers work 24 hours to send volunteers and aid
Davis Polk said two of the students had leadership roles in the ‘Palestine solidarity groups at Columbia’
Yazmeen Deyhimi was filmed ripping down posters of Israeli hostages
Park Avenue synagogue in Manhattan raised the huge sum in just 24 hours
The End nightclub in Brooklyn used a video of a bulldozer smashing the Gaza border fence
Schools will also close across the city over fears of antisemtic attacks
Kathy Hochul pledged to stand beside Jewish New Yorkers at show of solidarity
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Bjørn Gulden said West 'didn't mean what he said' about Jewish people and that he's not a bad person
