IT is Canada's mini-Middle East, a university with a diverse student body embroiled in emotional and sometimes violent debate that mirrors the tension thousands of miles away.
Life at Montreal’s Concordia University downtown campus has been in conflict since a pro-Palestinian movement took over the student government in 2000 despite numbering just a few hundred of the more than 26,000 students. But this year has been particularly tumultuous.
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