U.N. Calls for Investigation of Mass Graves in Gaza Hospitals Raided by Israeli Troops

The United Nations has called for a transparent and credible investigation into the mass graves uncovered at two major hospitals in Gaza that were raided by Israeli troops during the recent conflict. Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric emphasized the need for credible investigators to have access to the sites and urged for increased safety for journalists reporting on the ground. U.N. human rights chief Volker Türk condemned the destruction of the hospitals and demanded independent inquiries, including international investigators, given the prevailing impunity. U.S. State Department spokesperson Vedant Patel expressed concern over the reports and sought information from the Israeli government.

Protests Ignite on University Campuses: Police Arrest Dozens at Yale, Columbia Cancels Classes

In a surge of protests sparked by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, dozens of arrests were made at a pro-Palestinian demonstration at Yale University. Columbia University cancelled in-person classes after protesters set up tent encampments on campus, leading to clashes with pro-Israel groups. Concerns over antisemitism and safety have prompted strong reactions from officials, including President Biden and New York City Mayor Adams.

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