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Nauseating NY Times Take on Mahmoud Khalil's Book: 'Quietly Shattering' 'Prison Memoir'
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Nauseating NY Times Take on Mahmoud Khalil's Book: 'Quietly Shattering' 'Prison Memoir' Screenshot via New York Times Learning Network/YouTube New York Times non-fiction book reviewer Jennifer Szalai warmly reviewed a memoir titled No Land to Stand On by a notorious pro-Hamas activist: A Quietly Shattering Memoir by a Man Detained by ICE for His Beliefs Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian activist and former Columbia graduate student, offers an account of his ordeal and explains why his work continues. And what would that “work” be? Not studying. The 31-year-old majored in the organized harassment of Jews and their supporters at Columbia University encampments in 2024, in response to the mass murder by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Khalil's leadership was explained in Matt Golden’s column at Jewish Community of Louisville: During [Khalil’s] tenure as a leader of anti-Israel activities at Columbia, Jewish students with mezuzahs on their doorposts were harassed with nightly pounding on their doo
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