Days after similar protests at the elite Paris Institute of Political Studies (Sciences Po), Monday’s gathering at the Sorbonne was the latest sign that demonstrations on United States campuses were spilling over to Europe as Israel’s devastating war on Gaza is in its seventh month.

The protests were peaceful as students urged the institution – one of the world’s oldest universities – to condemn Israel’s actions.

Police worked to secure the street with the Sorbonne’s main entrance as they faced a group of about 50 students.

Several French politicians – including Mathilde Panot, who heads the hard left LFI group of lawmakers in the National Assembly – urged their supporters to join the Sorbonne protests.

Source: Al Jazeera

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In recent months, an extraordinary phenomenon has unfolded in the Gaza Strip, where approximately 200 Muslims have reportedly embraced Christianity after experiencing profound encounters with Jesus Christ in visions and dreams. This spiritual awakening has stirred both curiosity and skepticism, yet for those who have undergone these encounters, the transformation has been undeniable.

The story begins with individuals from various walks of life within Gaza’s predominantly Muslim community. Some were devout followers of Islam, while others were simply going about their daily routines. However, each of them found themselves unexpectedly visited by vivid dreams and visions featuring Jesus Christ.

In these experiences, Jesus appeared to them with messages of love, peace, and salvation. He spoke to them in their native language, offering guidance, comfort, and assurance. For some, these encounters occurred repeatedly over a period of time, each encounter deepening their conviction and faith.

As news of these encounters spread throughout the community, it sparked a ripple effect of curiosity and inquiry. People began sharing their stories with friends, family, and neighbors, leading to discussions about the nature of faith and the significance of these encounters.

Despite the risks associated with openly converting from Islam to Christianity in a conservative society like Gaza, many individuals felt compelled to publicly acknowledge their newfound faith. Some attended secret gatherings of fellow converts, while others sought out local Christian communities for support and guidance.

As the number of converts grew, so too did the scrutiny from local authorities and religious leaders. Converting from Islam to Christianity is considered apostasy in many Muslim-majority countries, and those who openly profess their new faith often face ostracism, discrimination, and even violence.

Despite these challenges, the converts remained steadfast in their newfound beliefs, drawing strength from their encounters with Jesus and the support of their fellow believers. Some expressed a sense of liberation and purpose, while others spoke of experiencing a profound inner peace they had never known before.

The story of the 200 Muslims in Gaza who reportedly accepted Christ after seeing Him in visions and dreams serves as a testament to the mysterious ways in which faith can manifest and transform lives. It also highlights the enduring power of spiritual encounters to transcend cultural, religious, and political divides, offering hope and redemption to those who seek it.

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