If student protesters for peace had (hypocritically) attacked and beaten people at UCLA, and were their images available on videos all over the internet, it's a safe bet that some of them would have been arrested or questioned about it.

Instead, genocide supporters attacked UCLA student peace activists, had celebrities raise them money, and the police not only stood by and watched but have since then done nothing. It's been left to social media users and journalists to identify the attackers and ask whether they are above the law.

Will you please demand answers by clicking here to email UCLA Chancellor Gene Block, UC Police Chief John Thomas, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, and District Attorney of Los Angeles County George Gascón?

Using hundreds of video clips from different sources, a CNN investigative team has identified an assortment of non-students, Trumpites, and public anti-Semites who violently attacked UCLA's peaceful "defend Gaza/UC divest" student encampment --  while law enforcement looked on.

CNN called it "the worst violence of any of the ongoing college protests." 

CNN can't get answers from local law enforcement authorities on what they are doing to arrest and prosecute the easily-identifiable criminal assailants.

Click here to demand answers!

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Background:
>> CNN: "Unmasking counterprotesters who attacked UCLA’s pro-Palestine encampment"

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