TRIGGERnometry Israel Killed My Family But I Want Peace - Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib
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Nov 24, 2024 Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, a Palestinian American humanitarian activist, shares his profound insights on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He recounts a personal journey shaped by loss and identity while highlighting the grim humanitarian situation in Gaza. Alkhatib discusses the complexities of military engagement and the ethical dilemmas faced by civilians. He envisions a future for Gaza focused on prosperity and integration into the global community, emphasizing the urgent need for moderate voices in the discourse to foster peace.
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Alkhatib's Journey to the U.S.
- Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib came to the U.S. in 2005 as a high school exchange student.
- He sought asylum and became a citizen due to Hamas' takeover of Gaza.
Family in Gaza
- Alkhatib's family remained in Gaza; his father ran a UNRWA clinic.
- He maintained close contact with them despite living in the U.S.
Declining Hamas Support
- Hamas support has plummeted due to their actions and lack of strategy.
- Gazans feel used as pawns in Hamas's nihilistic, suicidal adventurism.