Palestinians bringing their conflict with Israel to American soil risk losing support for their cause by disrupting everyday life.
I wonder about the goals of protesters who disrupt the everyday rhythms of college campuses, especially when their actions may seem disconnected from the conflicts they're protesting.
Perhaps directing their efforts towards a march on DC, protesting against those who fund Israel, could yield more tangible results. By making their voices heard in the political arena and threatening to withhold votes, they can send a powerful message.
This is not Palestine, bringing your conflicts to American soil and disrupting daily life risks alienating support from everyday Americans.
Protesters wield their power not by disrupting the daily routines of campuses, but by marching united in the halls of political influence. Let your voices echo in DC, where the true decisions are made, where we stand against unjust funding and policies. Your strength lies not in disruption, but in strategic action that resonates with the hearts of everyday Americans.
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