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Yousef Alhelou
Journalist, correspondent, political analyst, commentator. TV, Radio, online Specialist in Palestinian-Israeli affairs as well as European and Middle Eastern affairs
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Palestinian in leaked Israeli shooting video tells of ordeal
A video showing Israeli police shooting a Palestinian man, Karam al-Qawasmi, in the back while he walked away with his hands raised at Al-Zaeim checkpoint outside Jerusalem sparked outrage. The May 2018 incident was filmed by an officer and later leaked, leading to the Israeli justice ministry considering charges against the female officer who shot al-Qawasmi. The victim recounted his ordeal, describing cruel treatment and fearing for his life. The PLO and Palestinian Journalists Syndicate have called for UN action and investigations, respectively. Israeli human rights group B’Tselem cited a culture of impunity among Israeli security forces. The incident has renewed attention on the excessive force used against Palestinians in the occupied territories.
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Ruwaida Amer
Ruwaida Amer is a journalist based in Palestine- Gaza strip Iam working freeluncer with CNNarabic, DW arabic, Middle East Eye, Aljazera, Electronic Intifada. I produce video stories and written reports for 4 years until now sure. and Iam monitor my videos.
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Job Success Rate 92%
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In the midst of Israel’s assault, people of Gaza still don’t want the PA
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel would govern Gaza's security indefinitely post-war, sparking debate over Gaza's future governance. The U.S. and Israel oppose Hamas's continued rule, while Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas calls for a ceasefire and expresses willingness for the PA to return to Gaza. However, many Gaza residents reject PA governance, citing its ineffectiveness and past actions. They advocate for a national unity government or focus on dismantling the occupation. The article features various Gaza residents' perspectives on the issue.
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Kate Bartlett
Kate Bartlett is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Jobs Completed 29
Job Success Rate 97%
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South Africa to bring landmark case against Israel at International Court of Justice
South Africa is set to bring a landmark case against Israel at the International Court of Justice, accusing it of genocide in Gaza. The case is driven by South Africa's apartheid history and long-standing support for Palestinian liberation. President Cyril Ramaphosa and other South African leaders have strongly condemned Israel's actions, describing them as war crimes and genocide. The case could lead to an interim measure for a cease-fire, though enforcement challenges remain due to potential Security Council vetoes. The move underscores South Africa's influence on the global stage.
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Bala Chambers
Journalist & researcher in Buenos Aires, Argentina. -Operated across the globe from LATAM, MENA & Europe. -Covers politics, human rights, economics, environment, culture, & sport -Live-reporting, news-reports, multimedia work, interviews, analysis, voiceover and independent research. -...
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From Arafat to Abbas: How Brazil's Lula kept his ‘dream’ of a free Palestine
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, during his presidency, has consistently supported the Palestinian cause, dating back to his time as a union leader. Lula's administration recognized the Palestinian State in 2010 and sought to strengthen Brazil's role in international diplomacy, particularly in the Middle East. Despite a shift towards Israel under Jair Bolsonaro's government, Lula, upon his return to office in 2023, has faced domestic and international challenges but continues to advocate for Palestine, including condemning Israeli actions in Gaza and receiving Palestinian refugees in Brazil.
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Yüksel Durgut
Yüksel Durgut is a journalist based in Dortmund, Germany. He is in the fields since 1994. He worked for a Turkish News Agency. He covered Afghanistan and Pakistan about ten years. He wrote four books and hundreds of documentaries for many TV channels. Journalist, صحافي, журналист, روزنامه نگا,ر,...
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Jobs Completed 5
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The Mount of Olives, Jerusalem, and the Heralded Messiah
The article delves into the historical and ongoing conflict in the Middle East, particularly focusing on the recent Hamas attack and its broader implications. It traces the roots of the conflict back to the Balfour Declaration of 1917 and criticizes various political actions and figures, including the British Government, the League of Nations, and Israeli leaders. The narrative highlights the suffering of Palestinians and critiques the strategies employed by Israeli leaders, particularly Benjamin Netanyahu. The article calls for an end to violence and a move towards peace.
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Catherine Field
Catherine Field is an award winning journalist whose expertise covers radio, television and print media. Catherine has lived in France since 1999. Prior to that she was based in Hong Kong, where she was China Correspondent for The Observer newspaper. From 1986 until 1993 she was the Berlin ...
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Jobs Completed 703
Job Success Rate 97%
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After Arafat I : In the Mideast, France stands and waits
France, under President Jacques Chirac, has shown renewed interest in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighted by the respectful treatment of Yasser Arafat during his final days. Chirac's actions, including sending a jet to transport Arafat to a French hospital and ensuring he received state honors in death, have been well-received by the French public and the Arab world. This aligns with France's longstanding Middle East policy of supporting Palestinian statehood while recognizing Israel. Despite being sidelined in recent years, France's gestures have reaffirmed its historical ties and influence in the region.
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Linda Gradstein
Linda Gradstein is a journalist based in Jerusalem, Israel. She has won several awards for her coverage, including the Overseas Press Club award for her coverage of the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. She speaks Hebrew and Arabic and has a Masters in Arab Studies from Georgetown University in ...
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Jobs Completed 431
Job Success Rate 99%
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Palestinian Authority Ready to Take Over Gaza
As fighting continues in Gaza, the Palestinian Authority expresses readiness to take over administration, though Israel opposes its involvement. The international community calls for a ceasefire, but the future governance of Gaza remains uncertain. President Joe Biden supports a revitalized Palestinian Authority, but it lacks popular support and capacity. Egypt proposes a three-phase peace plan, but Israel rejects any role for Hamas or the Palestinian Authority. Analysts highlight the need for legitimate Palestinian leadership and the challenges in eliminating Hamas.
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Mya Guarnieri
Mya Guarnieri is a journalist based in West Palm Beach, United States of America.
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I’m Israeli, my ex-husband is Palestinian – and our union has never been stronger
The article narrates the personal story of Mya Guarnieri, an Israeli woman, and her Palestinian ex-husband, Mohamed, who have come together to support their children amidst the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict. Despite their divorce, the couple has reunited to provide stability for their family, highlighting the emotional and practical challenges they face. The narrative delves into their shared grief, the complexities of their identities, and their commitment to their children's well-being, while also reflecting on the broader political and social implications of the conflict.
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Dalia Hatuqa
I am a multimedia journalist whose work has appeared in The Economist, Foreign Policy, The Atlantic and elsewhere. Since 2000, I have divided my time between the U.S. and the West Bank, covering a range of political, economic and cultural issues for print, TV and radio. Before moving back to ...
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Abbas Is Destroying Democracy to Ensure His Successor Supports Israel
The article discusses the political maneuvers of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, focusing on his consolidation of power within the Palestinian Authority and the Palestine Liberation Organization. It highlights the controversial security coordination with Israel, the internal conflicts within Fatah, and the dissatisfaction among Palestinians with the current leadership. The piece also examines the implications of Abbas's actions for the future of Palestinian democracy and the potential succession of his loyalists, particularly Hussein al-Sheikh, who is seen as a contender to succeed Abbas. The article portrays a critical view of Abbas's leadership and its impact on Palestinian political institutions and relations with Israel.
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Hani Hazaimeh
Hani Hazaimeh has been working as the Managing Editor as well as the Business Development Manager at the Saudi leading English Daily Arab News for the past one year. Before that, he worked as a senior reporter/ editor the The Jordan Times, Jordan's only Political English-language daily newspaper, ...
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Jobs Completed 11
Job Success Rate 92%
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Abbas open to a trilateral confederation with Jordan and Israel
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas expressed openness to a trilateral confederation with Jordan and Israel when approached by US President Donald Trump's negotiating team. This idea, however, faced opposition from Jordanians and Palestinians who demand an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital before any confederation talks. The article traces the historical context of the confederation concept, noting the 1950 unity decision between the two banks of Jordan and the establishment of the PLO in 1964. It covers the aftermath of the Six-Day War in 1967, King Hussein's 1972 proposal for a United Arab Kingdom, and the eventual disengagement of Jordan from the West Bank in 1988. The article also touches on the peace process, including the Madrid Conference in 1991 and the subsequent peace treaty between Jordan and Israel in 1994. Jordan's current stance rejects any confederation talks until an independent Palestinian state is established, with King Abdullah emphasizing that peace cannot be achieved as long as Israel occupies Palestinian territories.
Majed Kayali
Majed kayali is a Palestinian political writer, born in 1954. He has written political studies and studies in magazines dealing with Palestinian and Israeli issues, issues of the Arab-Israeli conflict, Syrian affairs and democracy issues ماجد كيالي ـ كاتب سياسي فلسطيني، من مواليد حلب (1954). ...
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My Fellow Palestinians, We Must Be Free To Criticize Hamas
The article emphasizes the importance of genuine political criticism within the Palestinian national movement, highlighting the lack of such criticism over the past six decades. It argues for the need to question leaders and review political strategies, particularly in relation to the Palestinian Liberation Organization, the Palestinian Authority, and Hamas. The text advocates for a shift from superficial and personal criticism to constructive political discourse to enhance political effectiveness and vitality.
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Shenaz Kermalli
Shenaz Kermalli is a freelance journalist based in Toronto, Canada. She currently teaches journalism at Humber College in Toronto. Shenaz is a former producer and writer with Al Jazeera English, BBC News, and CBC Television. Her writing has appeared in The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, The ...
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Interviewing Arafat, fending off Israeli settlers: A day in the life of a Palestinian journalist
Palestinian journalist Walid Batrawi reflects on his experiences covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighting the challenges faced by journalists in the region. He recounts personal stories, including interviewing Yasser Arafat and witnessing the impact of Israeli military actions on Palestinian civilians. Batrawi emphasizes the importance of accurate language in reporting and encourages journalists to understand the historical context of the conflict. Now based in Toronto, he continues to work as a media consultant and trainer, advocating for balanced and informed journalism.
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Marc Martorell Junyent
Marc Martorell Junyent holds a Bachelor in International Relations and is a second-year student of a master in Comparative and Middle East Politics and Society at the University of Tübingen, Germany. His research and political analysis focuses on the Middle East and North Africa region, with ...
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Azmi Bishara, "Palestine: Matters of Truth and Justice"
Azmi Bishara's book 'Palestine: Matters of Truth and Justice' provides a historical overview and analytical reflections on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Bishara criticizes the reliance on US mediation and highlights the economic and political impacts of the intifadas. The book dissects Trump's 'Deal of the Century' and advocates for a single democratic bi-national state as the best solution for Palestinian and Jewish Israeli rights. The review underscores Bishara's extensive experience and critical perspective on the ongoing conflict and recent political developments.
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Joshua Mitnick
Joshua Mitnick is a journalist based in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel.
Jobs Completed 1
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How a Biden Presidency Could Hurt Netanyahu—and Help Him
A Biden presidency could present both challenges and opportunities for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. While Biden's approach to Iran and the Palestinians may create tensions reminiscent of the Obama era, it could also allow Netanyahu to rally domestic support by positioning himself as a defender of Israeli interests. Biden's administration is expected to reengage with Iran on nuclear issues and restore ties with the Palestinian Liberation Organization, contrasting with Trump's policies that heavily favored Netanyahu. The article highlights the potential for diplomatic shifts and the need for Netanyahu to adapt to a new U.S. administration.
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Dahlia Scheindlin
Dahlia Scheindlin is a journalist and a public opinion expert; she is also a political analyst and campaign advisor with twenty years of experience, specializing in liberal and progressive social causes. Dahlia has advised eight national campaigns in Israel and has worked in 15 other countries ...
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Can the Two-State Solution Be Saved?
The article debates the viability of the two-state solution between Israel and Palestine, with various authors providing their perspectives. The consensus acknowledges a one-state reality akin to apartheid, with Israel's control over the territories and the failure of the two-state solution. Critics argue for a reinvigoration of the two-state solution, while others suggest that U.S. policy should stop enabling Israel's current policies and demand equal rights for Jews and Palestinians. The discussion includes historical context, current political dynamics, and the role of the U.S. in the Middle East.
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Abby Sewell
Abby Sewell is a freelance journalist based in Beirut, where she focuses on refugee and development issues. She was a staff reporter with the Los Angeles Times from 2010 to 2016, where her coverage included local government, breaking news, business, and national and international news. See more ...
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Palestinians in Lebanon less than half previous estimate, census shows
Lebanon's first official census of Palestinian refugees reveals a population of 174,422, significantly lower than previous estimates of 450,000. The census, conducted by Lebanese and Palestinian statisticians, aims to provide accurate data for better planning and resource allocation. Palestinian leaders hope the lower numbers will encourage improved rights and living conditions. The census also highlights high unemployment rates among young Palestinians and calls for increased international aid to UNRWA. Lebanon's political factions, including the far-right Kataeb party, have accepted the census results.
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Kate Shuttleworth
I am a radio, television and print journalists currently in New Zealand. I spent three years living and working from from Jerusalem as a freelance reporter for the Guardian, Newsweek, Time Magazine, Al Jazeera and others. I have extensive experience delivering live radio and tv crosses while also ...
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Realities of Palestine unity hit home in Gaza, Ramallah
As the deadline for peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority passes without progress, attention shifts to the recent reconciliation deal between Fatah and Hamas. The Palestinian Liberation Organization has initiated a five-week strategy to unify the two parties, split since 2007. In Gaza, the closure of smuggling tunnels with Egypt has strained Hamas financially, leading to concerns among government workers about job security. In Ramallah, the mood is more cautious, with less visible celebration and a focus on potential changes under President Mahmoud Abbas's leadership. Despite previous failed reconciliation attempts, there is cautious optimism about the current deal's potential to ease life in Gaza.
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