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Mahmoud Khalil

Algerian-Palestinian activist; a negotiator and spokesperson for the 2024 Gaza solidarity encampment at Columbia University, detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement from March to June 2025 without being accused of a crime.

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    • Recommends My Promised Land
      Um the third book um is um My Promised Land by Arish Shaveet. Um which is which mirrors Rashid Khaled's hundreds horse on on on on Palestine. Um, and to me that was helpful because it shows that the Zionist colonial project started like in the 1880s and sort of confirm what Rashid Khaled say in a lot of places. Yeah, those are the three books I would I would recommend.

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    • Recommends The Question of Palestine
      Um the second book is Edward Sed the the the question of Palestine. um that was actually published like in I think late '7s before Hamas was founded and it's it's a good glimpse into um the Palestinian um thought when it comes to Palestine and and Zionism and Zionism from the perspective of Palestinians.

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