Mahmoud Khalil Draws Criticism for Refusal to Condemn Hamas
Mahmoud Khalil, recently released, refused to condemn Hamas as a terrorist group during interviews and a tour, instead criticizing selective outrage amid Palestinian suffering.
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- Mahmoud Khalil, recently released, declined to explicitly condemn Hamas as a terrorist organization during interviews with CNN and a subsequent country tour.
- Khalil faced significant criticism for his refusal, instead choosing to highlight what he termed "selective outrage" regarding the conflict.
- He argued that focusing solely on condemning Hamas was disingenuous, especially given the ongoing suffering of Palestinians.
- Khalil also stated his criticism for the killing of all civilians, but maintained his stance on not explicitly condemning Hamas.
- The Department of Homeland Security defended Khalil's actions, though they also labeled him a "terrorist sympathizer" in their assessment.
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