"We are departing from the People's Circle for Palestine earlier than the 6 pm deadline set by the court. Long live the Student Intifada. Long live Palestine," an account, UotT Occupy for Palestine, wrote on X hours before the deadline. 

We are departing from the People's Circle for Palestine earlier than the 6pm deadline set by the court. Long live the Student Intifada. Long live Palestine. pic.twitter.com/yWpKkiLGjR

— UofT Occupy for Palestine (@occupyuoft) July 3, 2024

Pro-Hamas encampment at UofT has been almost entirely cleared out ahead of injunction allowing Toronto Police to take it down at 6 p.m. https://t.co/ASHyT6a5aZ pic.twitter.com/V91S6Xz6xY

— Sarah Stock✝️ (@sarahcstock) July 3, 2024

In his 96-page decision, Superior Court Justice Markus Koehnen found that the university had been trespassed upon and dispossessed of its property due to the occupation, which formed on King's College Circle in early May.

"The University has suffered and continues to suffer irreparable harm," Koehnen ruled

The law is clear.

The injunction has been lawfully ordered by the court and, come 6pm, it’s time for @TorontoPolice to clear the illegal encampment at @UofT.

I joined @NEWSTALK1010 to discuss: pic.twitter.com/y8OVwcHzbr

— Kevin Vuong (@KevinVuongMP) July 3, 2024

Anti-semitic union flunkies, like those in CUPE, had made social media rallying cries in a last-ditch effort to support the squatters. 

This is unhelpful. The courts have ruled.

The priority of all parties involved should be the peaceful dismantling of the encampment.

Further incitement is irresponsible.@CUPEOntario @UofT #Cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/PcFmiOGS05

— David Jacobs (@DrJacobsRad) July 3, 2024

However, supporters were only able to muster dozens to protest the injunction. 

HAPPENING NOW: Pro-Hamas UofT group protests court injunction allowing their encampment to be taken down by Toronto Police at 6 p.m.
Stay tuned for updates!https://t.co/ASHyT6a5aZ pic.twitter.com/Yicz3SKJzL

— Sarah Stock✝️ (@sarahcstock) July 3, 2024

The illegal Hamas favela in Toronto was allowed to fester into its third month before removal. Other such unsanitary pro-violence villages were removed swiftly in Edmonton and Calgary after a few hours without the use of an injunction. 

WILD: Police shred encampment and protesters at University of Calgary last night. Watch the full report soon at https://t.co/naFpRrQTtY to see what really went down. pic.twitter.com/7OwMKHXaun

— Syd Fizzard 🍁 (@SydFizzard) May 11, 2024

Several hate-slums remain on campuses across the country, including at McGill, UBC and Ottawa. 

Some signage at the ALL OUT TO UOTTAWA protest at the University of Ottawa, where protesters - who look mostly like students - are calling for boycotts against and divestments from organizations related to/located in Israel. pic.twitter.com/yelv0odjv0

— Robert Kraychik (@rkraychik) April 29, 2024

The demonstrations were formed to object to Israeli military action to free hostages taken in the largest attack on the Jewish people since the Holocaust. 1200 Israelis were killed, and 240 were taken captive by Hamas murderers in a one-day terror frenzy on October 7, 2023.