Columbia University protesters interrupt Clinton's class: 'Hillary, Hillary, you can't hide! You are supporting genocide!'

Columbia University students staged another walkout and subsequent sit-in protest during former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton 's "Inside the Situation Room" class on Wednesday.

In footage captured by Ifrah Maskan, the former first lady and her teaching partner Dean Keren Yarhi-Milo, who formerly served in Israeli military intelligence, were seen walking past the student protesters.

BREAKING: Pro-Palestine students at Columbia University disrupt a class taught by Hillary Clinton called “Inside the Situation Room.”

Students have also been walking out of her lecture in protest of her support for Israel. pic.twitter.com/fyAEspHd4j

— BreakThrough News November 29, 2023 At today’s sit in for palestine, Hillary Clinton was shamed out of the SIPA building. She teaches a class at Columbia University and has refused to let students ask her questions about Palestine. pic.twitter.com/2AP7UcAO3f

— Layla November 29, 2023

The students chanted loudly at her "Hillary, Hillary, you can’t hide! You're supporting genocide!"

The protest was comprised of approximately 30 protesters and condemned Clinton for her stance on the Israel-Hamas war. They were seen holding a sign that said “Columbia Has Blood on Its Hands.”

Earlier in November, 30 students walked out of Clinton's Columbia University class to join nearly 300 other protesters in the school’s International Affairs Building. Students packed their bags and left halfway through Clinton's two-hour lecture.

Clinton was also previously interrupted a month ago when she was moderating an Oct. 23 event at Columbia University, and a student in the crowd repeatedly clashed with her, asking her to denounce President Joe Biden's speech in favor of funding military efforts in Israel during an Oval Office address.

Columbia students were outraged earlier this month when Accuracy in Media's mobile billboard trucks circled the university grounds and listed names of students that the organization believed to be antisemitic. Students have been pressing the university to investigate AIM, and one student has reportedly sued the organization.

The mobile billboards returned on Tuesday for another round of listing student names as they circled the campus.

Antisemites at Columbia REALLY struggled with the concept of duct tape yesterday. pic.twitter.com/Gtqn295ooQ

— Accuracy In Media November 29, 2023

Columbia students attempted to cover the mobile billboards with duct tape and shared artwork using profane language while depicting AIM's Jewish president, Adam Guillette.

Guillette, a former executive at Project Veritas, has been the target of numerous swatting incidents in the past few weeks to his personal home from activists claiming to police that he was performing violent acts in his home.

We're back at today to expose the school's leading antisemites! Their radical supporters even showed up to greet our President, .

Visit to help us hold these reprehensible individuals accountable. pic.twitter.com/k5AsMecJ00

— Accuracy In Media November 28, 2023

Guillette was seen the following Wednesday in Washington, D.C. , at George Washington University with his mobile billboard trucks.

Columbia has been one of the leading universities at the center of heated protests amid the conflict between Israel and Hamas.