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ANU’s Gaza solidarity encampment lasted longer than any other in Australia this year, sparking a tense standoff between students and administration. Facing potential violence and wary of U.S. campus clashes, university leaders avoided direct shutdowns, instead opting for dialogue and gradual pressure — including cutting electricity, tightening weapon-manufacturer policies, and banning future encampments. Amid the protest, a Jewish student reported being targeted with anti-Semitic slurs, prompting the acting provost to confirm such acts as harassment. This episode is part of a national Royal Commission investigating anti-Semitism and campus cohesion, spotlighting how universities navigate protest, safety, and social responsibility.

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