Interview Guest: National Review reporter Zach Kessel
Introduction:
In a decisive move early Thursday morning, law enforcement officers dismantled the fortified encampment of pro-Palestinian demonstrators at UCLA, arresting over 200 protesters. This significant law enforcement action marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing campus protests that have drawn national attention. Zach Kessel, a National Review reporter known for his acute insights into campus politics and antisemitism, provides expert analysis on these developments.
Q&A:
Current Situation at UCLA: Could you detail the latest actions taken by the police at UCLA and the immediate outcomes?
Incident Details: There was a recorded incident involving the beating of a female Jewish student. What are the implications of such violence in the context of these protests?
Scope of Arrests: How extensive were the arrests, and what charges are the protesters facing?
Violence Comparison: How does the situation at UCLA compare to other universities with similar demonstrations?
Administrative Actions: Why is there a perceived delay in university administrations addressing antisemitism and violence on campuses?
Future of Arrested Protesters: What potential legal and academic consequences might the arrested students and faculty face?
Role of Faculty: How involved were faculty members in the protests, and what actions might the university take?
Jewish Students’ Safety: What is the current sentiment among Jewish students at UCLA? Do they feel safe?
Potential for Further Escalation: Given the recent police action, do you anticipate further escalation in protests at UCLA or elsewhere?
Read More: Where can our audience find your comprehensive reports on these issues?
https://NationalReview.com/
About Zach Kessel:
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Description automatically generatedZach Kessel is a William F. Buckley Fellow in Political Journalism at the National Review Institute.
His reporting has focused extensively on issues related to Israel, antisemitism, and campus dynamics.
Kessel’s work is especially relevant in the context of increasing tensions and violence at American universities.
Availability for Interviews: Immediate
Contact Information:
For interviews with Zach Kessel or further inquiries, please contact Jerry McGlothlin at 919-437-0001 or jerry@specialguests.com.
