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Flag with 2 swastikas spotted on Steinhardt roof during Grad Alley

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By Leena M. Ahmed, Yezen Saadah
| Washington Square News Verified
An NYU spokesperson said Campus Safety officers “responded immediately” to remove the flag and are working with police to identify who raised it. May 13, 2026 A blue flag with a Star of David, two swastikas and the letters “NYU” was waving on the roof of the Steinhardt building as hundreds of graduates and family members walked along West Fourth Street during NYU’s annual Grad Alley event shortly after 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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NYU investigates Instagram post advertising anti-Zionist Passover Seder

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By Yezen Saadah
| Washington Square News Verified
Administrators are investigating a group of Jewish students and faculty who called for a boycott of NYU Hillel while advertising an anti-Zionist Passover Seder in an Instagram post last month, claiming it was “ostracizing” its members. The group said Wednesday it is urging the university to drop its investigation and threatened to pursue legal action.
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Off the Radar: ‘The Time That Remains’ is a quintessential retelling of the Nakba

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By Yezen Saadah
| Washington Square News Verified
Director Elia Suleiman is best known for his absurdist comedies that capture the tedious, often surreal rhythms of life under Israeli occupation. Films like “Divine Intervention,” “Chronicle of a Disappearance” and “It Must Be Heaven” are unrelenting in their socioeconomic commentary on the constraints of Palestinian daily life, each marked by a precise and restrained visual language.
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