“It’s tough to repent at a time when our tuition fees, our tax dollars, our votes are being used to kill, to maim, to displace Palestinians,” said Khalil, a green card holder who is still locked in a legal battle over his attempted deportation by the Trump administration. He then prayed that God would “remember that Israel is committing genocide”. Khalil also spoke about what he described as the need for unity in opposition to Israel’s actions. He argued that the “Zionist project” and “this particular fascist government in this country” were seeking to make people forget “that we are...
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