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| July 15, 2025 "16 years ago today, I watched my wife Huda Al Masri, who I married in Ramallah during the first intifada and who helped to found and build with me the PCRF for 17 years, pass away from leukemia after months of fighting to live. While doctors tried every drug to kill her disease, she was working tirelessly to help injured kids during the Israeli attacks of 2008-2009 in Gaza. She was one of the smartest, most respectable, strong, and kind person I ever met, and was a proud Palestinian mother, wife, and leader. May God rest her soul." |
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Tuesday, July 15, 2025
As an American she could travel wherever she wanted to travel in Israel, but as a Palestinian she could not...
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