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Hundreds of faculty members are demanding that UCLA Chancellor Gene Block resign.

It's all over how Block handled campus protests.

Gene Segura is one of those UCLA professors who says Chancellor Block has got to go.

Block announced plans to step down as Chancellor last year, but plans to remain on UCLA staff as a professor--faculty members are demanding that Block be booted for good.

Hundreds of faculty members are demanding that UCLA Chancellor Gene Block resign.
It's all over how Block handled campus protests.
Gene Segura is one of those UCLA professors who says Chancellor Block has got to go.
Block announced plans to step down as Chancellor last year, but plans to remain on UCLA staff as a professor--faculty members are demanding that Block be booted for good.

Over 800 members of UCLA faculty calling on Chancellor Block to resign after violent protest clashes

The outbreak of pro-Palestinian protests on campuses ... gave student journalists across the country an unrivaled education in covering intense breaking news.

Photo-journalists at several student newspapers teamed up to share the images they've captured over the last month in a provocative photo essay.  

Those images include ones taken by Jordan Renville and Henry Kofman, the editor and deputy editor of USC's "Daily Trojan."

They both talked to us about their experiences covering the protests ... 

Jordan says appreciated the responsibility that came with covering these events.

Henry described the day that the first pro-Palestinian encampment sprung up at USC ... and how he balances his journalism job with being a student.

Jordan talked about his experience covering the clash between protesters and police trying to clear out the camp.

Henry says something good came out of a tough situation for these student journalists.

You can see the work of Jordan and Henry for the Daily Trojan ... and examples of work from student photojournalists from around the country ... on the KNX News website.

The outbreak of pro-Palestinian protests on campuses ... gave student journalists across the country an unrivaled education in covering intense breaking news.
Photo-journalists at several student newspapers teamed up to share the images they've captured over the last month in a provocative photo essay.  
Those images include ones taken by Jordan Renville and Henry Kofman, the editor and deputy editor of USC's "Daily Trojan."
They both talked to us about their experiences covering the protests ... 
Jordan says appreciated the responsibility that came with covering these events.
Henry described the day that the first pro-Palestinian encampment sprung up at USC ... and how he balances his journalism job with being a student.
Jordan talked about his experience covering the clash between protesters and police trying to clear out the camp.
Henry says something good came out of a tough situation for these student journalists.
You can see the work of Jordan and Henry for the Daily Trojan ... and examples of work from student photojournalists from around the country ... <a href="https://www.audacy.com/knxnews/news/local/photo-essay-captures-month-of-chaos-at-usc-ucla">on the KNX News website</a>.

Student journalists at USC, UCLA and at dozens of campuses became the eyes & ears covering complex protests

Reactions in Israel to the news that the Biden administration is pausing and reviewing the transfer of heavy bombs to the Israeli Defense Force has been intense, and divided. 

We connected with Chuck Freilich, who served as a deputy national security advisor to several Israeli governments ... 

He says the news is disappointing, but he says it's important to put this news into perspective.

Shortly after President Biden announced he was holding up that shipment of bombs, Israel's defense minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, tweeted out an especially provocative message:  

The Tweet simply said "Biden loves Hamas."

Freilich tells us that was a regrettable response from the Israeli government; he says that he remains confident that the United States will continue to firmly support Israel in the short term.

In the long term, however, he has some worries:

The paused arms shipment to Israel consisted of over 3-thousand heavy aerial bombs that are used in airstrikes; that's because of the Biden administration's alarm at how many civilians are dying in Gaza. 

Reactions in Israel to the news that the Biden administration is pausing and reviewing the transfer of heavy bombs to the Israeli Defense Force has been intense, and divided. 
We connected with Chuck Freilich, who served as a deputy national security advisor to several Israeli governments ... 
He says the news is disappointing, but he says it's important to put this news into perspective.
Shortly after President Biden announced he was holding up that shipment of bombs, Israel's defense minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, tweeted out an especially provocative message:  
The Tweet simply said "Biden loves Hamas."
Freilich tells us that was a regrettable response from the Israeli government; he says that he remains confident that the United States will continue to firmly support Israel in the short term.
In the long term, however, he has some worries:
The paused arms shipment to Israel consisted of over 3-thousand heavy aerial bombs that are used in airstrikes; that's because of the Biden administration's alarm at how many civilians are dying in Gaza.

Police investigate alleged child abuse at a Mid-Wilshire preschool

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