Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib reposted
Agreed, @afalkhatib.bsky.social. However, the shame lies with the shallow movement of fakes who use Palestinians as pawns as readily as Hamas does.
Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib
@afalkhatib.bsky.social
Proud American From Gaza Pro-Palestine ✊ Pro-Peace ☮️ Anti-Hamas 🚫 Anti-occupation ✌️ Lost 31 family members in the war 💔
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Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib reposted
Agreed, @afalkhatib.bsky.social. However, the shame lies with the shallow movement of fakes who use Palestinians as pawns as readily as Hamas does.
Within a generation, Gaza can break free: not just from war, but from the armed resistance ideology that keeps feeding it. A new model of Palestinian self-governance is possible, one that prioritizes dignity over destruction and prosperity over propaganda. This future isn’t a fantasy. It’s a choice.
www.instagram.com/reel/DGdUfZJ... It’s been 16 months since Hamas plunged Gaza into catastrophe, yet not a single Arab government has publicly demanded their removal. Why? (1/4)
www.instagram.com/reel/DGdUfZJ... It’s been 16 months since Hamas plunged Gaza into catastrophe, yet not a single Arab government has publicly demanded their removal. Why? (1/4)
Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib reposted
"Palestinians do not represent a problem to be solved or a cause to be won; they are people," writes @afalkhatib.bsky.social. "Yet it seems, in the wake of Trump’s announcement, that many are intent on not seeing them as such."
Addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict requires rejecting black-and-white views, embracing complexity, and acknowledging the humanity of all involved. www.thejc.com/lets-talk/do...
In an opinion piece for the Globe and Mail, I argue that Palestinians in Gaza have no future under Hamas, describing how the ceasefire is merely the first step, but without bold action, may become the last & would merely freeze the conflict.
Wall Street Journal🧵: The deal was struck as Hamas was looking for an off-ramp and Netanyahu was feeling out of political options and capital, said Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, a Washington, D.C.-based think tank. t.co/X0am9wal4X
Wall Street Journal🧵: The deal was struck as Hamas was looking for an off-ramp and Netanyahu was feeling out of political options and capital, said Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, a Washington, D.C.-based think tank. t.co/X0am9wal4X
🧵For Alkhatib, the Atlantic Council fellow, who is originally from Gaza, the anguish over the past year is immeasurable. “I lost both of my childhood homes in Gaza City and in Rafah in addition to 33 of my immediate and extended family members who were killed in multiple Israeli airstrikes,” he said