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️BREAKING: PFLP - Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine:

“No to silence in the face of repression… Freedom for detainees… Down with the American Inquisition courts.”

The Popular Front condemns the repressive crackdown in American universities

• The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine strongly condemns the systematic repression carried out by U.S. authorities against students and activists supporting Palestine, most recently exemplified by the mass arrests of students at Columbia University and other institutions.

• This crackdown, accompanied by threats of deportation and revocation of residency status, exposes the true fascist nature of the U.S. administration under Trump, which has launched a campaign of persecution and suppression against free voices that expose the crimes of the zionist occupation.

• We affirm that these repressive measures will not intimidate the free, nor will they deter courageous voices from continuing to support the Palestinian cause. On the contrary, they further reveal to the world the extent of the U.S. administration’s subservience to the zionist entity and its efforts to silence any voice that opposes war crimes and massacres committed against our people in Gaza and the West Bank, while condemning the direct American support for zionist genocide.

• We call on all progressive forces, human rights organizations, and student unions in the United States and worldwide to take urgent action to expose this crackdown and support the detainees and those facing deportation. We also demand that international human rights institutions intervene immediately to halt these arbitrary measures, which violate the most basic principles of human rights and freedom of expression.

Freedom for all detainees
Together against American-zionist repression

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
Central Media Department
March 10, 2025



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️BREAKING: Former Israeli PM threatens American citizens in the U.S.

Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett joked to a Harvard Business School audience about sending explosive devices [Pagers] to dissenting attendees on Thursday.

Harvard Business School professor Paul A. Gompers ‘86, the event’s moderator, began the off-the-record session by outlining Harvard’s disruption guidelines, stating that dissenting audience members who interrupted the speaker would be removed. Bennett then interjected, saying, “I think we’ll just give them a pager.”



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Every Jew in Congress is proving why it’s a bad idea to allow Jews to serve in Congress.

Why are Jews allowed to serve in Congress when they always side with Israeli Terrorists over the interests of the US? Has there ever been a Jewish member of Congress who has openly condemned Israel!?!



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The ICE detention of Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian greencard holder, is among the most frightening, authoritarian crackdowns on free speech in my lifetime. Khalil clearly did not do anything to warrant deportation. If he had committed a serious crime, the government would be using criminal law to go after him. This is also evidenced by the nebulous language the gov't is using--Khalil engaged in activities "aligned to" Hamas. What does it mean to be "aligned to" Hamas? The evidence to date suggests that this simply means he believes in Palestinians' right to self-determination as, again, had he provided material support to terrorism or the like, he would be prosecuted under the applicable law. Members of the Trump Admin made clear that they intend to use all means at their disposal to silence protected pro-Palestine speech, and they are making an example of Khalil. In a particularly gratuitous act of cruelty, the gov't transferred him to a facility in Louisiana, presumably so his 8-months pregnant wife cannot easily visit him, and likely also in hopes of getting before a more favorable (read conservative) judge.



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Mahmoud Khalil isn’t an illegal alien.

He isn’t a terrorist.

He’s a Columbia graduate student and a legal U.S. resident. He's a husband. And his wife, a US Citizen—8 months pregnant—has no idea where he is.

The Department of Homeland Security snatched him off campus, disappeared him without a trace. No charges. No trial. Just gone.

This is how authoritarian regimes operate.

It's what happens when the First Amendment only applies to the “right” kind of people—it's only a trial balloon for a broader crackdown on speech.

If they can do it to Khalil, they can do it to you.

First, they come for the speech of legal immigrants.

If we don't speak up, do you know what comes next?



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