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Hanan Ashrawi Supports Pro-Palestinian Protesters At US College Campuses

College students protest on University of Michigan campus

Hanan Ashrawi, a prominent figure in Palestinian politics and a seasoned peace negotiator, recently expressed her support for pro-Palestinian protesters at college campuses across the United States. Ashrawi, who has played key roles in the Palestinian government for many years, including serving as the minister of education, issued a statement on Wednesday applauding the efforts of academics standing up for freedom and justice in Palestine.

In a post on the social media platform X, Ashrawi commended students, faculty, and staff for their courage and commitment to advocating for Palestinian rights. She described their actions as the voice of courage and humanity, emphasizing that they serve as an antidote to racism and genocide. Ashrawi also contrasted the protesters' stance with what she referred to as the complicity and criminality of the US government, portraying them as the conscience of the nation.

She applauds academics advocating for Palestinian rights.
Ashrawi backs pro-Palestinian protesters at US colleges.
Ashrawi contrasts protesters with US government actions.

Furthermore, Ashrawi expressed gratitude and hope towards the individuals supporting the Palestinian cause, stating, 'You give us hope. We love you.' Her words reflect a deep appreciation for those who are actively working towards justice and equality for Palestinians.

As a seasoned politician and peace negotiator, Ashrawi's endorsement of the pro-Palestinian movement adds weight to the ongoing efforts to raise awareness and advocate for Palestinian rights. Her background in government and education lends credibility to her statements, further highlighting the significance of the support shown by academics in the US.

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