Of course ANtifa is there, they never miss a good camp-site, and perhaps the chance to have an open fire, and throw some bricks. There is a bit of helpful pamphleteering - mind you students themselves have access to printers, so you'll soon see a bit of bureaucracy habbening.

In terms of WHO is behind it all: I'd say the government policy of funding genocide upon Semites in the entire Levant is the 'somebody' you are looking for (cough: Rothchilds. Sorry I got something stuck in my throat). Closer to the front are other bad-faith actors such as Soros and possibly ADL infiltrators, who have an interest in tightening laws around antisemitism. So I guess we'll have to say Satan's hand.

However, one will find allsorts in these gatherings - including I might add, Jews who hate the idea of killing people for the land they occupy; AND Christians who also happen to observe the ten Commandments by default. So I guess God has something to do with it.

Plus, you'll prolly get those academics who will write up case studies about their personal embedded experience with peaceful protests and authoritarian crackdowns. A whole industry upon itself. 'tis a chance to observe the fight between good and evil.