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Mahmoud Khalil Says Columbia Failed to Protect Pro-Palestinian Students

Mahmoud Khalil Says Columbia Failed to Protect Pro-Palestinian Students
New York Times Monday 14 September 2026, 16:18 UTC By Sharon Otterman 1 min read
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Mahmoud Khalil said his asks to Columbia University administrators to help protect him against the threats he was receiving went unanswered.

Mahmoud Khalil said his asks to Columbia University administrators to help protect him against the threats he was receiving went unanswered.
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