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Columbia Law Review Website Is Taken Offline Over Article Criticizing Israel

The New York Times · SHARON OTTERMAN · last updated

The website of the Columbia Law Review, one of the United States’ most prestigious student-edited law journals, was taken offline Monday by its board of directors after its editors published an article that argues Palestinians are living under a “brutally sophisticated structure of oppression”

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