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Born in Jerusalem, Khalidi has been one of the closest collaborators of the Husseini family, and particularly of the Mufti. In 1936, at the outbreak of the Axis-sponsored Palestinian Arab uprisings, he was a member of the most intimate inner circle of the Mufti.

Born in Jerusalem, Khalidi has been one of the closest collaborators of the Husseini family, and particularly of the Mufti. In 1936, at the outbreak of the Axis-sponsored Palestinian Arab uprisings, he was a member of the most intimate inner circle of the Mufti.

In 1937, after the dissolution of the Arab Higher Committee by the Brits, Khalidi was a member of an underground committee which directed Arab terrorism in Palestine. After his arrest in 1938, he fled to Syria and then to Iraq, where he joined the Mufti in organizing the Iraqi Arab-[[Nazi]] Radhid a-Gaylani coup of 1941.  

In 1937, after the dissolution of the Arab Higher Committee by the Brits, Khalidi was a member of an underground committee which directed Arab terrorism in Palestine. After his arrest in 1938, he fled to Syria and then to Iraq, where he joined the Mufti in organizing the Iraqi Arab-[[Nazi]] Radhid ali al-Gaylani coup of 1941.  

After its failure he fled to Ankara, [[Turkey]], and then to the [[Axis Powers]] [[Italy]] and Germany. In the midst of the war, in 1943, he served as an announcer on the Axis-Arabic radio station in Athens. Since 1944 he has been a member of the Mufti's personal entourage, first in Berlin and later in Paris.<ref name=antinazireport/>

After its failure he fled to Ankara, [[Turkey]], and then to the [[Axis Powers]] [[Italy]] and Germany. In the midst of the war, in 1943, he served as an announcer on the Axis-Arabic radio station in Athens. Since 1944 he has been a member of the Mufti's personal entourage, first in Berlin and later in Paris.<ref name=antinazireport/>

Although permitted to return to Palestine, he preferred to remain in Egypt. Most recently, the United States Consul refused to grant a visa to the United States because of his activities in Nazi Germany.</blockquote></ref>

Although permitted to return to Palestine, he preferred to remain in Egypt. Most recently, the United States Consul refused to grant a visa to the United States because of his activities in Nazi Germany.</blockquote></ref>

The [[U.S.]] consul in Egypt had refused to grant Khalidi a visa to the United States because of his wartime collaboration with the Nazis.<ref>Norwood, Stephen H.. Antisemitism and the American Far Left. United States: Cambridge University Press, 2013. [https://books.google.com/books?id=paIxAAAAQBAJ&pg=PA121 p. 121].

The [[U.S.]] consul in [[Egypt]] had refused to grant Khalidi a visa to the United States because of his wartime collaboration with the Nazis.<ref>Norwood, Stephen H.. Antisemitism and the American Far Left. United States: Cambridge University Press, 2013. [https://books.google.com/books?id=paIxAAAAQBAJ&pg=PA121 p. 121].

<blockquote>The U.S. consul in Egypt had refused to grant Khalidi a visa to the United States because of his wartime collaboration with the Nazis in Germany...

<blockquote>The U.S. consul in Egypt had refused to grant Khalidi a visa to the United States because of his wartime collaboration with the Nazis in Germany...