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Chronicling GW’s pro-Palestine encampment

Josh Hananel, Online Editor-in-Chief • May 26, 2024

Online Editor-in-Chief Josh Hananel visits George Washington University’s pro-Palestine encampment, the biggest in the DMV, to talk to the protesters about their beliefs and demands. The encampment was established April 25, 2024, and was cleared May 8, 2024, shortly after the filming of this video.

 

Reporting, production and editing by Josh Hananel

Videography by Josh Hananel, Olivia Korita and Holden Hagooli

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Josh Hananel, Online Editor-in-Chief
Senior Josh Hananel is an Online Editor-in-Chief for his fourth year with The Pitch. Along with writing for The Pitch, Josh revels in philosophy, movies, and running for the cross country team.
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