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May 01, 2024
New York [USA], May 1: On the night of April 29 and the morning of April 30, protesters broke windows and entered Hamilton Hall located on the campus of Columbia University in New York City (USA). Here, they unfurled a banner reading "Hind Hall", symbolizing the renaming of the building after a 6-year-old Palestinian child killed in an Israeli army attack in Gaza , according to Reuters.
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