Pro-Ye table on the left, and UF Hillel on the right. Hillel is conducting a “Chomp Hate” campaign.

Rabbi Jonah Zinn from UF Hillel said it’s important for all students, including Jewish students, to feel safe on campus.

UF spokesperson Cynthia Roldan said she is unsure whether classes are canceled yet.

Members of the pro-Ye group speak with students.

Director of UFSG external affairs asked students to back up from the Ye table or to head out of the plaza.

Looks like the pro-Ye table is packing up.

@AlissaGary1 @stalins_bussy The so called “master race” really fell off

@AlissaGary1 Based, Ye is right 👍

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@AlissaGary1 Suspiciously present on campus on the day that this bomb scare is occurring in the building that houses the Center for Jewish Studies

@AlissaGary1 What’s with the cameras? Seems to point toward a larger agenda.

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@bela__estrada @AlissaGary1 Because Jesus is on our side