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Author: Sofia Pluciennik

The movement for Palestine on campus; the fight to cut ties with Israel must continue

Opinion November 4, 2024By Luke Ottavi and Sofia Pluciennik

The fight to free Palestine and cut the government’s and USyd’s ties to Israel is far from over. What the movement on campus needs to do now is get more organised and be prepared to hit the ground running next semester, arranging more forums, rallies, and sit-ins to defy USyd management until our demands for USyd to cut ties are met.

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