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Palestinian Activism

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law3 months ago

US Immigration Judge Orders Deportation of Mahmoud Khalil to Syria or Algeria

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, a U.S. legal resident and recent Columbia graduate, faces deportation after an immigration judge ruled he failed to disclose information on his green card application and misrepresented facts, though he plans to appeal. His case is tied to his activism and alleged retaliation by the government, with potential deportation to Algeria or Syria, but legal protections and ongoing lawsuits complicate his situation.

world5 months ago

Palestinian activist killed by settler violence caught on camera

Awdah Al Hathaleen, a Palestinian activist and filmmaker, was shot and killed in the West Bank amid escalating settler violence supported by the Israeli government. His death highlights the ongoing land disputes and violence faced by Palestinians, with settler attacks increasing and authorities often failing to hold perpetrators accountable. The incident underscores the dangerous environment for Palestinians under occupation and the challenges faced by peace activists.

world6 months ago

Mahmoud Khalil Reacts to ICE Detention and Continues Gaza Protest

Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian activist and Columbia University student, was detained by ICE for over three months but was recently released after a judge's order, despite government opposition. Khalil, who faces ongoing legal battles and accusations related to his activism, vows to continue advocating for Palestinian rights and denounces efforts to portray him as a threat to U.S. security.

law7 months ago

Federal Judge Orders Release of Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil

A New Jersey federal judge issued a preliminary injunction preventing the Trump administration from deporting or detaining Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, citing concerns over his rights and the administration's claims linking him to Hamas. The ruling temporarily halts Khalil's deportation, giving the government time to appeal, and highlights issues around the detention of lawful permanent residents accused of misrepresentation. Khalil's legal team and family see the decision as a significant victory against what they describe as vindictive actions by the government.

social-mediaconflict1 year ago

"Viral 'All Eyes on Rafah' Image Sparks Global Attention"

An AI-generated image calling for attention to the conflict in Gaza, captioned "All Eyes on Rafah," has been shared over 44 million times on Instagram, highlighting the platform's role in pro-Palestinian activism despite Meta's efforts to limit political content. The image, shared by celebrities and influencers, contrasts with restricted graphic content from Rafah, where a recent Israeli airstrike killed at least 45 civilians.

world-news1 year ago

"Understanding the Tragic Protest: US Airman's Self-Immolation in Gaza"

Aaron Bushnell, a 25-year-old US Air Force airman, set himself on fire outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington, DC, as a protest against Israel's military actions in Gaza, shouting "Free Palestine" before collapsing and later dying in hospital. His shocking act has prompted vigils and discussions among activists, while friends in San Antonio, Texas, where he lived, struggle to comprehend his extreme protest and mourn the loss of a "normal, quiet, friendly" guy who volunteered with community groups and embraced leftist politics.

conflictsecurity2 years ago

"Controversial Arrest: Ahed Tamimi Detained for Inciting Violence Against Jews"

Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi, known for her violent actions against the IDF, has been arrested by the Israeli military. Tamimi gained prominence for her role in the Palestinian struggle against Israeli policy in the West Bank and was previously convicted for assaulting IDF officers. Last week, she called for the murder of settlers in the West Bank in an Instagram post, sparking controversy. The arrest has been praised by Israeli officials, who condemn her incitement and support for terrorism.