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Majid Khan's radicalization from a normal American teenager to a self-described terrorist is explored, focusing on his motivations and the events that led him to join Al-Qaeda.
- Majid Khan joined Al-Qaeda primarily due to the Palestine issue.
- He felt no personal animosity towards America but criticized its foreign policy.
- His radicalization was influenced by his identity struggle and the death of his mother.
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