Pro-Palestine college activists harassed a journalist covering their protest and allegedly demanded to know her ethnicity as tensions on US campuses continue to escalate in the wake of the Middle East conflict. 

Kassy Dillon, a video journalist with Fox News, said she was targeted after leaving an anti-Israel protest at the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus. 

'As I was leaving, two guys kept asking me my ethnicity,' she tweeted on Thursday. 'When I got into my car, I was approached by a group of the protesters demanding to know my address and phone number.' 

The aggressive exchange comes as pro-Palestine groups across America sparked outrage at their support for Hamas' brutal attack that killed 1,300 Israelis, with tempers flaring from the other side as Israel launches retaliatory sieges on the Gaza Strip. 

Dillon shared footage of the aftermath of the alleged confrontation, where the college activists are seen demanding to have her number. 

'You can not have my number,' Dillon fires back. 

One of the protestors asks her she can contact the reporter for 'legal reasons', to which Dillon responds: 'There are no legal reasons to do it... I gave you my name, you can go look it up.'