Protests on American college campuses have intensified, with students establishing encampments, leading to clashes and arrests.

Efforts to challenge anti-Israel activity expanding from campuses to communities in the U.S. have been met with grassroots resistance.

Campuses like the University of Virginia, typically politically quiet regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, have seen a surge in anti-Israel activity post-Oct.

In an opinion piece titled "When did Zionists become snowflakes?", Rob Eshman argues that Jewish organizations should allow pro-Israel students to defend themselves against anti-Israel activity on college campuses, rather than relying on legal claims of discrimination.