Thatis about talking about this. 0bviously that is not the same for everybody. People i have been 5peaking that is not the same for everybody. People i have been speaking to including members of the faculty engaged in this protesters say there are also people inside, remember, who arejewish, and who are there as part of a multi faith prote5t, saying we also do not support the way this war is being carried out in israel. But it is fair to say those numbers are smaller than people on either side of this debate, saying where is the limit between freedom of expression, the right to protest . And something that goes from being uncomfortable, to being something that feels a threat to security. There are students who say, as jewish students, that goes beyond the feeling of discomfort and makes them feel their security is being threatened. What have the ucla authorities said . They have declared this encampment illegal and the police have been called in. How are they trying to calm tensions .
From the campus. Lets just take you through a couple of them that we have. This one is showing protesters away from the specific confrontation with the police. Lets take a look at some of the other live feeds. This one is closer to the action, with Police Officers on one side and pro palestinian protesters, demonstrated on the other. In the last a0 minutes or so, police picked one side of the encampment. It is a Barricade Tent behind it. They picked one area behind it and started picking away at the barricades and moving closer to the protesters. We have seen a number of arrests since then. Right now, it seems to be apart from the flashing lights, a slight pause and a slight period of calm. But lets show you some of the recent images from the last hour. Firstly, lets have a look at this. Just to reemphasise, these are not live pictures, but this is what happens within the last hour or so, the plywood is there, the barricades of the pro palestinian students there, on the ucla campus, th