Fresh out of jail, GWU anti-Israel protester vows movement is 'stronger than ever'

An anti-Israel protester who identified herself as one of the 33 arrested this morning during the dismantling of an encampment at George Washington University is now vowing that her movement is "stronger than ever." 

"So, I literally just got out of jail like an hour and a half ago," the woman, named Nora, said during a press conference. "We are here. We are strong. They can mace us. They can brutalize us. They can pepper-spray us. But the movement is here. It is stronger than ever. Our energy has not dissipated.