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"Tehran will not send its military into the war zone to help Hamas."

"There are good reasons to believe that Iran has decided not to enter the conflict directly."

"The likelihood of an expanded regional war... is low."

"[T]he risk of direct US involvement in the [Israel-Hamas war]... is higher than most people realize."

Despite no country wanting a regional conflict, "each country acts in such a way that exponentially increases its likelihood."

"[D]evelopments on the ground have the potential to escalate quickly, making the unthinkable [a major Middle East war] unavoidable."

The Israel-Hamas war "raises the very real risk of a catastrophic regional conflagration."

"[T]he risk of an expansion of this conflict is real, very, very real and extremely dangerous."

“Due to the expansion of the intensity of the war against Gaza’s civilian residents, expansion of the scope of the war has become inevitable.”

“Everything is in place for a cascading series of events that will culminate in Israel attacking Iran.”

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A Yemeni university is offering admission to American students who have been suspended from their respective universities over pro-Palestine protests that have grown in recent weeks.

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A Yemeni university is offering admission to American students who have been suspended from their respective universities over pro-Palestine protests.

Sana’a University, a public school run by the Iran-backed Houthis, issued a statement Friday commending the “humanitarian” protests of US students who have engaged in widespread protests, including encampments, that have resulted in suspensions and other disciplinary actions.

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Sana’a University, a public school run by the Iran-backed Houthis, issued a statement Friday commending the “humanitarian” protests of US students who have engaged in widespread protests, including encampments that have resulted in suspensions and other disciplinary actions.

The university condemned Western universities for “suppress[ing]” students’ “freedom of expression” by bringing police to disband demonstrations. It added that it is “serious about welcoming students” that have been suspended for supporting Palestine.

The university issued a statement condemning Western universities for subjecting students to "suppression of freedom of expression" by having police disband demonstrations. A spokesperson added the college is "serious about welcoming students" who have been suspended for supporting Palestine, and the statement included an email address.

The university issued a statement condemning Western universities for subjecting students to "suppression of freedom of expression" by having police disband demonstrations. A spokesperson added that the college is "serious about welcoming students" who have been suspended for supporting Palestine, and the statement included an email address.

Earlier this week, Iran’s Shiraz University offered scholarships to Western students who have been expelled for their protests.

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The Houthis have been designated as a terrorist group by the US, and the militants have attacked shipping vessels in solidarity with Palestine. Earlier this week, Iran’s Shiraz University offered scholarships to Western students who have been expelled for their protests.

Previously, the Houthis, militants who've been designated as a terrorist group by the US, have attacked shipping vessels in solidarity with Palestine.

Seven months into Israel’s war on Gaza following Hamas’ terror attack, college students across the US and Europe have ramped up protests calling for Israel to end its campaign and demanding their schools divest from companies that support the Israeli government.

Seven months into Israel’s war in Gaza following Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack, college students across the US and Europe have ramped up protests calling for Israel to end its campaign and demanding their schools divest from companies that support the Israeli government.

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The school’s statement provided an email address for students who may be interested in accepting its offer. However, many social media users mocked the idea of US students moving to Yemen for their education.

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If you needed further proof that the “protests” by American and European students have gone far beyond peaceful demonstrations, the Houthis’ offer of support should make the situation crystal clear. A designated terrorist group backed by Iran, the Houthis have continually attacked American and Israeli military bases and shipping vessels in support of Hamas. That vile antisemitism and terror has now infiltrated US universities to the point where American students are supported by terrorists.

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Houthi university tells suspended anti-Israel protesters they’re welcome in Yemen

A self-proclaimed bastion of freedom, the US and its universities are egregiously suppressing students from freely expressing their support of Palestine. Israel’s Zionist government has been genociding Palestinians in Gaza for seven months, committing injustices that young people refuse to ignore. While Western institutions deny the freedoms of humanitarian students, Sana’a University supports their efforts and will offer a place for them to express their beliefs.

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It's obvious these "protests" have gone too far in spreading terror and antisemitism now that the Houthis have endorsed these students' actions. You can't get more anti-America than the Iran-backed Houthis, and students should be ashamed to share anything in common with the group.

The US is a self-proclaimed bastion of freedom, but its universities are egregiously suppressing students' freedom of expression. Unlike the US government, students aren't turning a blind eye to Israel's horrific actions in Gaza. Even if students don't want to travel to Yemen to attend school, Sana’a University supports their efforts.

Houthis-Run School Offers Education to US Pro-Palestine Protesters

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