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When Alkhatib, a Palestinian-American analyst who grew up in Gaza, slams what he calls the 'ruthless, fascist, Nazi' Hamas, or pro-Palestinian activists who glorify violence, he gets death threats and is called a 'Jew shill.' But he has plenty to say about 'war criminal' Netanyahu, too

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that Israel was ‘on the eve of a forceful entry to Gaza.’

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, a pro-Palestine activist and resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, visited Ithaca College on April 28 for a discussion titled “Breaking Cycles of Dehumanization.”

As someone who once tried to protest Hamas and ended up in their jails and torture chambers, I understand what this neglect feels like. We can't all be Mahmoud Khalil.

We Gazans are risking our lives to rid ourselves of Hamas’s oppression. This may be our only chance.

Rare demonstrations against Hamas, which has long repressed dissent, came amid widespread despair after Israel resumed the war in Gaza following a two-month ceasefire.

“Tonight, we returned to fighting in Gaza.” That’s what Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said after Israel launched air strikes in the early hours of Tuesday, effectively breaking a two-month cease-fire.

Hamas represents an “existential risk to the very existence of the Palestinian people” a leading Gazan-American writer and advocate for co-existence with Israel has warned.