Samer Kalaf

But the author of that piece in the Times, Mark Tracy, floated this idea accusation for Miss Rachel to deny. But the thing is, if he had done a little more work into seeing how it came about, it wouldn't have been worth even approaching her about it.

But the author of that piece in the Times, Mark Tracy, floated this idea accusation for Miss Rachel to deny. But the thing is, if he had done a little more work into seeing how it came about, it wouldn't have been worth even approaching her about it.

Yeah, I mean, I feel like this has been kind of the standard for a while, but now these kinds of organizations are kind of emboldened by the fact that nobody is really pushing back against these kind of campaigns. And until you see people pushing back on it, they're going to continue to see it as a successful tactic.

Yeah, I mean, I feel like this has been kind of the standard for a while, but now these kinds of organizations are kind of emboldened by the fact that nobody is really pushing back against these kind of campaigns. And until you see people pushing back on it, they're going to continue to see it as a successful tactic.

Yeah, I mean, I feel like this has been kind of the standard for a while, but now these kinds of organizations are kind of emboldened by the fact that nobody is really pushing back against these kind of campaigns. And until you see people pushing back on it, they're going to continue to see it as a successful tactic.

I mean, I think it goes back to it being about Palestinians, honestly. I think that... We've seen that different things that we used to think of in the past as non-controversial or objective across the world suddenly face more pushback and backlash when it has to do with Palestinians.

I mean, I think it goes back to it being about Palestinians, honestly. I think that... We've seen that different things that we used to think of in the past as non-controversial or objective across the world suddenly face more pushback and backlash when it has to do with Palestinians.

I mean, I think it goes back to it being about Palestinians, honestly. I think that... We've seen that different things that we used to think of in the past as non-controversial or objective across the world suddenly face more pushback and backlash when it has to do with Palestinians.

Like speaking out for children, it's fine to speak out for children in other places, but when you start speaking out for children in Gaza, you're going to face more pushback, basically.

Like speaking out for children, it's fine to speak out for children in other places, but when you start speaking out for children in Gaza, you're going to face more pushback, basically.

Like speaking out for children, it's fine to speak out for children in other places, but when you start speaking out for children in Gaza, you're going to face more pushback, basically.

Yeah, I think I agree with Mona because... The movement is now more emboldened to go after figures who were considered non-controversial like Miss Rachel. I can't see where it goes from here.

Yeah, I think I agree with Mona because... The movement is now more emboldened to go after figures who were considered non-controversial like Miss Rachel. I can't see where it goes from here.

Yeah, I think I agree with Mona because... The movement is now more emboldened to go after figures who were considered non-controversial like Miss Rachel. I can't see where it goes from here.