I don’t think our university should be platforming people who are actively contributing to genocide.

Academic institutions should not promote apartheid, ethnic cleansing, and genocide.

I don't think that people helping to carry out a genocide should be allowed on campus. They shouldn't even be allowed in the US with all the atrocities they have committed.

All students should feel safe on campus and the university needs to exercise its responsibility in protecting students from all dangers.

genocide has no place here

Because everyone should feel safe on campus no matter what side they are on . Although this is a political matter , it is also a human rights matter.

IDF has massacred hundreds of thousands of people and is currently enacting a full on genocide and has explicitly stated how they'd like to wipe out Palestinians. I think it's abhorrent that we would allow these murderers space to speak on our campuses. As a North Carolinian, UNC should be better than that.

Allowing active war criminals on a campus during a genocide is beyond depravity

!@#$! zionism an genocide

Perpetrators of genocide should not be celebrated!

As a faculty member, I am concerned about protecting freedom of speech, including the freedom to protest, on campus and elsewhere

Say no to genocide!

Human rights

The IOF is committing war crimes every day. Please keep them out of my community. Please do not use your space to uplift violence, genocide, and propaganda.

It’s important to support justice, humanity, and freedom of speech. Allowing IOF soldiers on campus is a threat to all that. They were part of the genocide machine, and should not be allowed to interact any way to get away with murder. They should not be among students who value human life, and work towards a higher standard of values and dignity!

Human rights. No to violence

IDF soldiers are war criminals. They should not be glorified or celebrated and they certainly should not be given a speaking platform at a university. They should be arrested.

For my Palestinian friends, and their family members who have lost their lives at the hands of IDF soldiers for the crime of simply existing. Even suggesting to have IDF soldiers on this campus is egregious.

This is a safety issue and should not be allowed on a public campus. We should be protecting and advocating for students wellbeing and safety. Instead this is compromising the safety of others and promoting hate. Charlotte claims to promote diversity and inclusion but yet is putting those who are directly affected at risk.

As a UNCC alumni I have a vested interest in ensuring the institution remains as reputable as possible. Their treatment of student protesters doesn’t give me a lot of hope for the that but this is an egregious step in the opposite direction and they should hear about it.

The IDF have been committing a genocide. They are the modern day equivalent of the Nazis

It is so sickening to see soldiers allowed on campuses. Why are legal protests repressed and shut down but war criminals are welcome? Institutions are NOT on the right side of history.

UNCC should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this nonsense on campus. Free Palestine

IDF soldiers who partake in ethnic cleansing and genocide should not be allowed on a college campus. This violates UNCC's neutrality statement and makes campus feel unsafe.

No War Criminals On Our Campuses.

Israel has just broken the ceasefire, and even now continues to bomb Gaza, contributing to the ongoing genocide. I won’t to encourage the perpetuation of genocide on UNCC’s campus.

I care about justice. Right now Palestinian voices are being silenced and pro war Israeli voices are being magnified. We need to center Palestinian voices.

I do not condone people who have partaken in a genocide and promote zionism be on our campus.

UNCC is my local college campus. I don’t want the IDF propaganda near my home. These are dangerous, genocidal people. My taxes fund this school and my voice should count.

I find it concerning UNCC is comfortable with on-duty genocidal nazi terrorists on our campus.