A young man in ball cap, shorts and sneakers carries his phone aloft, livestreaming as he strides around the pro-Palestinian protest camp at U of T.
“These people support terrorists,” he proclaims. “They don’t believe what happened on Oct. 7 was terrorism.”
Protestors have opened University of Toronto’s 41st library amid their encampment. Currently it boasts upwards of 200 books, with a variety of topics. Daily discussions are also held in the tent where people with varying viewpoints come together in dialogue.
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Pro-Palestinian protester encampment at University of Toronto’s King’s College Circle.
Pro-Palestinian protester encampment at University of Toronto’s King’s College Circle.
Encampment residents have strengthened the fence surrounding them. Pro-Palestinian protester encampment at University of Toronto’s King’s College Circle.