Source: New York Post
Anti-Israel rabble-rouser and former Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil is returning to campus after being freed from ICE custody — sparking outrage from Jewish groups. Khalil is appearing on the Ivy League’s campus Tuesday evening to promote his new memoir, “No Land to Stand On,” which documents the 104 days he spent in a federal lockup when he was arrested after participating in the Manhattan school’s explosive 2024 anti-Israel protests. “A revelatory and powerful testament of protest, courage, and imprisonment in America’s deportation regime,” says a flyer for the event, which is hosted by Columbia’s Center for Palestine Studies and the Simon and June Li Center for Global Journalism.
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