Pro-Hamas protesters at UCLA released a list of “needs” this week as they isolate themselves while living in an encampment that authorities have deemed to be unlawful.
The needs were written in a Google document posted online by the local chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine.
“We will not leave,” said the protesters in the so-called UCLA Palestine Solidarity Encampment. “We will remain here until our demands are met.”
Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin obtained the online document on Wednesday and posted it on X.
Included in the list of “urgent” needs were items that are often used by rioters like Antifa, including: Airsoft Goggles, Gas masks/respirators, Skater helmets, Shields, Wood for barriers, Knee and elbow pads, Rain ponchos, Canopies, Utility gloves of various sizes (especially for small hands), Super bright flashlights with strobe, and Umbrellas.
The protesters also demanded medical supplies, including Epi-Pens, Non-steroid Inhalers, Headlamps, and Organizational bins.
For food, the protesters demanded: “hot food for lunch!!! (IMPORTANT!!), Vegan food, Gluten free food, Ice, NO packaged food, NO coffee, NO bagels, NO bananas, and NO nuts.”
Under “logistics” needs, the agitators said that they needed “Sleeping pads, Double A, Triple A, C, and D batteries; Rope, Zip ties, Electric/Solar Powered generators, Lotion, Aquaphor, and NO sunscreen.”
The protesters demand that the products they are given comply with the anti-Semitic Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
The list was overwhelmingly mocked on social media by a wide range of public figures.
“UCLA working hard to overtake Columbia as the most embarrassing & lawsuit-prone university debacle in the country,” said political commentator Guy Benson.
Stop Anti-Semitism asked, “Did they all throw out their iPhones to meet BDS compliance?”
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