Gabriel Khoury

Gabriel Khoury is a Palestinian law student at the Georgetown University Law Center, where he studies Technology, National Security, and Human Rights law.

Recent Articles
Gabriel Khoury at the protest for Black lives in Washington, D.C. on June 6, 2020. (Courtesy of Gabriel Khoury)
The US protests are precisely the time to link Black, Palestinian oppression
Highlighting shared experiences of deadly state violence is meant to complement the Black Lives movement’s goals, not detract from them.
By Gabriel Khoury June 12, 2020
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