67 percent in new poll concerned campus protests will lead to violence ...Middle East

Over two-thirds of Americans fear pro-Palestinian demonstrations at college campuses will result in violent confrontations, according to a new poll. The survey, released Wednesday by USA Today and Suffolk University, found that nearly 32 percent of Americans said they are "very concerned" the protests will end up in violence, while just over 35 percent said they are "somewhat concerned." Nearly 15 percent of respondents said they are "not very concerned," and 14 percent said they are "not at all concerned." About 3 percent were undecided, per the poll. Protests calling for a cease-fire in the ongoing war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas have roiled college campuses across the n

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