A federal judge has sided with three Jewish students in a case brought against UCLA. The case stems from the situation on campus in the spring when large numbers of pro-Palestinian protesters attempted to control who was allowed to cross through the campus by setting up Zionist check points.
Protests erupted on campus in late April to early May in which pro-Palestinian demonstrators set up an encampment in the center of campus and put up barricades.
The complaint alleged the protesters created a “Jew Exclusion Zone” where in order to pass “a person had to make a statement pledging their allegiance to the activists’ view.” Those who complied with the protester view were issued a wristband to allow them to pass through, the complaint said, which effectively barred access to Jewish students that supported Israel and denied them access to the heart of campus. On Tuesday,…
