AI生成 纽约——加沙战争抗议活动在美国的代表性人物马哈茂德·哈利勒于10月27日重返哥伦比亚大学，这是他在2025年因唐纳德·特朗普总统对亲巴勒斯坦活动人士的打压而被捕以来首次回到该校。
Mahmoud Khalil returned to Columbia University on 27 October for a memoir event, calling it a “victory” after his 2025 arrest and three-month US detention. He accused Columbia of trying “to erase” Palestinian voices, and said the university chose “brutality” and “repression” over human rights and open campus debate.
这位31岁的人士告诉法新社，他出席新回忆录发布活动（约100人参加）是一场“胜利”，并指责哥伦比亚大学试图“抹除我，抹除校园内任何巴勒斯坦的声音”。他严厉抨击这所常春藤盟校对2024年学生示威的回应，其中包括允许纽约警方以强硬手段将抗议者从其曼哈顿校区驱离。哥伦比亚大学当时表示，抗议活动构成安全威胁。
Columbia said it supports “rigorous debate” and respectful dialogue, while some Jewish groups opposed his return and the university denied that an event invitation means endorsement. AI generated NEW YORK - Mahmoud Khalil, a figurehead of Gaza war protests in the United States, returned on Oct 27 to Columbia University for the first time since his 2025 arrest under President Donald Trump’s crackdown on pro-Palestinian activists. The 31-year-old told AFP his presence for an event on his new memoir, attended by around 100 people, was a “victory,” as he accused Columbia of seeking “to erase me, to erase any Palestinian voices on campus.”
哈利勒还指控该校未能在他在被美国移民当局逮捕、并在无刑事指控下被拘留三个月（于2025年6月获释）前保护他免受骚扰。
He has slammed the Ivy League institution for its response to the 2024 student demonstrations, which included allowing New York police to clear protesters from its Manhattan campus in a heavy-handed operation.
“哥伦比亚本可以树立榜样，展示如何在校园进行艰难对话，如何回应此类抗议，如何与人权和国际法保持一致，”哈利勒在接受法新社采访时表示。
Columbia said at the time the protests were a safety threat. Khalil has also accused the university of failing to protect him from harassment ahead of his arrest by US immigration authorities and three-month detention without criminal charge, before his release in June 2025.
“他们选择了完全相反的做法。他们选择了暴行。他们选择了镇压，”他说。一些犹太团体在社交媒体上反对哈利勒重返校园。
“Columbia could have been an example for how to have difficult conversations on campus, how to respond to such a protest, how to be aligned with human rights and with international law,” Khalil told AFP in an interview. “They chose the total opposite. They chose brutality. They chose repression,” he said.
哥伦比亚大学发言人表示，该校“致力于严谨的辩论、探究，以及跨越不同观点的尊重对话”。
Some Jewish groups on social media had opposed Khalil’s return. A spokesperson for Columbia said the college is “committed to rigorous debate, inquiry, and respectful dialogue across differing perspectives.”
“哥伦比亚大学支持教职员工组织学术活动的权利。邀请演讲并不代表大学认可演讲者的观点，”他们在一份由美国媒体发布的声明中说。
“Columbia supports the right of faculty members to organise academic events. An invitation to speak does not signify university endorsement of a speaker’s views,” they said in a statement carried by US media.