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One of those assailants was On, who rushed into the middle of the fray with his pole. When CNN showed Ons mother a video of him attacking the protester, she said Edan, who she confirmed is a senior at Beverly Hills High School, was only defending himself.His mother who previously described a smaller group of UCLA students protesting the war last year as human animals on social media said dozens of his schoolmates had also gone to campus on the 30th and that her son intends to join the Israel Defense Forces.

I use these on my wisdom teeth. Makes it easier to reach them and the bags come with a lot.

https://shop.colgate.com/products/colgate-max-fresh-wisp-mini-toothbrush

They should sell them anywhere, I usually grab it at Target and the bag is a couple bucks.

This should be it's own post. Biden is getting hurt by this , and still helping the. And I really want to know point blank what would Trump do that is worst than this .

An American doctor volunteering in Gaza says the humanitarian crisis is becoming increasingly dire as the Israeli army begins to invade the southern town of Rafah, where more than a million Palestinians are trying to shelter.
Our patients are dying because of the lack of supplies, resources and shortage of staff, the doctor says in a video dispatch shared with the Sun-Times from Gaza.
The situation in Rafah has become so dangerous that global medical relief organization Syrian American Medical Society wants to evacuate the American doctor serving there but cant.

Were very concerned with their safety, said Dr. Mufaddal Hamadeh, Chicago-based president of the organization that includes the American doctor stranded there.

"Join our community and you're more likely to survive than you were, as long as you follow the rules of our social contract," feels like... a pretty obvious conclusion to draw for how a community grew and gained prominence in a region.

Is there a bigger takeaway that I'm missing from this? I can sometimes miss entire forests if I'm looking at the wrong trees.

Northern Africa is certainly arid and infertile but the people there were forcibly converted to Islam after waves of conquest by early Muslim caliphates. Bangladesh, Pakistan and Indonesia/Malaysia are not mostly arid or infertile, and have zillions of Muslims.

In this study we explore the historical determinants of contemporary Muslim representation. Motivated by a plethora of case studies and historical accounts among Islamicists stressing the role of trade for the adoption of Islam, we construct detailed data on pre-Islamic trade routes, harbors, and ports to determine the empirical regularity of this argument. Our analysis conducted across countries and across ethnic groups within countries establishes that proximity to the pre-600 CE trade network is a robust predictor of todays Muslim adherence in the Old World. We also show that Islam spread successfully in regions that are ecologically similar to the birthplace of the religion, the Arabian Peninsula. Namely, territories characterized by a large share of arid and semiarid regions dotted with few pockets of fertile land are more likely to host Muslim communities. We discuss the various mechanisms that may give rise to the observed pattern.

And it is really, really scary to be against the war in Israel right now. People are getting arrested for standing with signs on the street. People are getting arrested for their Facebook posts.

At this point you might want to dip your toes into some higher level math stuff like Real/Complex Analysis, Topology, and Abstract Algebra.

Will you remember every proof or will any of the stuff in those classes be everyday useful like stats? No. But they are pretty much foundational courses for higher math and once you go through them it makes learning more advanced applied math topics (partial differential equations, stochastic processes, fourier analysis, mathematical statistics, etc.) much easier to get through.

Edit: To put it another way, you were getting frustrated by the fact that trying to learn more math on wiki keeps sending down endless rabbit holes. Basically those rabbit holes will mostly all lead to the subjects I mentioned. Its why they are all required for math phd programs.

Violence erupted at the University of California, Los Angeles after pro-Israeli counter-demonstrators attacked a pro-Palestinian campus encampment.
Bubbling tensions on the campus boiled over following the alleged breach of a "buffer zone" between the rival groups.
Fireworks and tear gas flew through the night sky as masked counter-protesters attempted to tear down barricades, and struck campers with sticks and bats.
Protesters have said that police were slow to respond after violence started.
Law enforcement called to the scene was guarding the space as morning broke.
The overnight clash at one of America's top public colleges took place only hours after police in New York had raided and cleared a Columbia University building taken over by students.
Protests at Columbia against the war in Gaza have inspired similar actions at universities - small and large, public and private - in more than two dozen states, with protesters demanding that institutions cut financial ties with Israel and companies profiting from the war.
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Mary Osako, a UCLA vice-chancellor, said police and other first responders were immediately called to the scene of its encampment over "horrific acts of violence" early on Wednesday morning.
"We are sickened by this senseless violence and it must end," she said.
Classes were cancelled on Wednesday.
The university declared the tent camp on Dickson Plaza an illegal gathering on Tuesday but declined to involve law enforcement in disrupting what it called a "largely peaceful" demonstration.
But the security presence in the area expanded over the past 48 hours as tensions flared between the encampment and pro-Israeli individuals, with the groups separated by a narrow buffer zone of barricades.
Footage online appears to show a large group of counter-protesters, donning black outfits and white masks, arriving on campus just before midnight on Tuesday and attempting to dismantle the barriers.