"Pro-Palestinian Protesters at Columbia Allegedly Hit with Chemical Spray During March"

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The NYPD and federal authorities are investigating a possible hate crime targeting pro-Palestinian students at Columbia University who were hit with suspected "skunk spray" during a rally. The incident, which occurred during a protest against U.S. support for Israel's war in Gaza, left several students with symptoms including lightheadedness, nausea, and chest tightness. The university is cooperating with the investigation, and the alleged perpetrators have been banned from campus. The use of "skunk spray," a non-lethal chemical, has sparked outrage and raised concerns about safety and security on campus.
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- NYPD investigating claims that pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia were hit with 'skunk spray' Gothamist
- Anti-Israel protesters at Columbia claim they were sprayed with chemicals New York Post
- NY police probe alleged attack on pro-Palestine march BBC.com
- At Columbia, Student Protesters Say They Were Attacked With Chemicals The New York Times
- Columbia Scolds Students for “Unsanctioned” Gaza Rally Where They Were Attacked With Chemicals The Intercept
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