Muslim-American Leaders Reject Meeting with Aides of U.S. President

   Source: Al Jazeera Mar 16, 2024 No Comments


29 leaders of Arab and Muslim-American community groups have rejected a meeting with White House officials.

They say they're taking a stand in response to U.S. policies on Gaza and have criticized President Joe Biden's support of Israel. The meeting was scheduled in Chicago for Thursday.

Tarek Khalil, an attorney, activist and board member in the Chicago Chapter of American Muslims for Palestine, joins Al Jazeera’s live from Chicago.

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