Khashayar Nikazmrad

Students for Justice in Palestine, UC Berkeley

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Member of Students for Justice in Palestine at UC Berkeley

Khashayar Nikazmrad on KCRW

Los Angeles is home to Israelis and Palestinians alike, and the war in Gaza is hitting home.

Israeli Invasion of Gaza Hits Home

Los Angeles is home to Israelis and Palestinians alike, and the war in Gaza is hitting home.

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