Tensions escalate at anti-Israel encampments on university campuses in Australia, Canada, and the US amid rising concerns of antisemitism and potential violence.

Controversy at UCLA as pro-Palestinian activists restrict Zionist students' access, leading to debates and the encampment being declared 'unlawful'.

Encampment demands include divestment from Israel and a boycott of Israeli universities, with Jewish students reporting feelings of exclusion and intimidation.

Debate centers on viewpoint discrimination, the definition of Zionism, and the balance between safety and open dialogue on campus.

Political leaders like Justin Trudeau and Doug Ford condemn actions of some protesters, indicating political attention to the issue.

Public opinion is divided with 44% wanting encampments dismantled for safety, 33% for removal if hate speech occurs, and younger demographics showing stronger support for protesters.