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Alicia Alamillos
Alicia Alamillos is a journalist and fixer based in Madrid, Spain. Former Middle East correspondent for ABC newspaper, based in Cairo, Egypt. Former Subsaharan Africa correspondent and editor for EFE News Agency based in Nairobi, Kenya. With experience working for print, online and radio. Breaking ...
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Netanyahu prepares Israel for an invasion of Gaza while battling internal pressures
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamín Netanyahu is preparing for a potential ground invasion of Gaza in response to recent attacks by Hamas, amidst significant internal criticism and pressure. The Israeli government has intensified airstrikes on Gaza, causing substantial destruction and civilian displacement. Experts suggest this could be a precursor to a ground offensive. The conflict has resulted in over 1,200 Israeli and 1,055 Gazan deaths. Netanyahu faces calls for resignation due to perceived failures in leadership and security, with critics arguing that internal political divisions and missteps have exacerbated the situation.
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Hazem Balousha
Hazem Balousha is a Palestinian journalist based in Gaza City. has worked as a news producer for BBC World Service and contributed to Deutsche Welle. He has written for The Guardian, Washington Post, Al-Monitor, Al-Raya (Qatar) and other publications. Balousha covered the 50- day war 2014 and Cast ...
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Who is Hamas leader Yehiya Sinwar? From enforcer to Oct. 7 mastermind
Yehiya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, is portrayed as a ruthless and strategic figure, responsible for orchestrating the deadly October 7 attack on Israel. His past as a violent enforcer within Hamas and his rise to leadership are detailed, highlighting his uncompromising stance against Israel and his role in the Palestinian resistance. The article delves into his background, motivations, and the ongoing Israeli efforts to capture him, amidst the broader context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Raluca Besliu
I am a freelance journalist originally from Romania. In the past three years, I have published over 400 articles on topics, ranging from political affairs in Eastern Europe to environmental abuses in African countries. Some of the publications that I have contributed to include Al Jazeera (****), ...
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The Left in Israel After 7 October
The article discusses the political climate in Israel following the 7 October Hamas attack, highlighting the failures of Netanyahu's government and the resulting extreme polarization. Ksenia Svetlova criticizes Netanyahu for not acting against Hamas and weakening moderate Palestinian structures. The text explores the role of international actors, the Israeli Left's feelings of betrayal by Western allies, and the need for military confrontation with Hamas while emphasizing humanitarian aid and the importance of securing the release of hostages.
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Amelie Botbol
Amelie Botbol is a freelance journalist based in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. She specializes in Defense, Tech and Current Affairs. Amelie holds a Bachelor in journalism from Reichman University in Herzliya and a Masters in Counterterrorism. She was published on JNS.org, ToI, The JC and i24News.
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Hostage families praise Sinwar’s killing, urge government to double down on talks
Following the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar by IDF soldiers, families of hostages express relief and urge the Israeli government to leverage this development for diplomatic negotiations to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum commends the military action but emphasizes the need for a diplomatic resolution. Israeli officials, including Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, acknowledge the challenges in negotiations, while efforts continue with international mediation. The sentiment among families is a mix of relief over Sinwar's death and a strong desire for the safe return of hostages.
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Jonathan Broder
Jonathan Broder writes about defense and foreign policy for Newsweek from Washington. He's been covering national security issues for more than two decades, including 12 years as a writer and senior editor at Congressional Quarterly. Before moving to Washington, Broder spent 20 years as an award-...
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Israel’s Assassinations Road to Perdition
The article critiques Israel's strategy of targeting Hamas leaders for assassination as part of its ongoing conflict with the Palestinian group. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, under pressure for failing to prevent a recent massacre, has ordered intelligence services to eliminate Hamas leaders globally. The article suggests that this approach, reminiscent of past actions, will only escalate the violence without resolving the conflict.
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Jessica Buxbaum
Jessica Buxbaum is an independent journalist covering Palestine, Israel, and Syria.
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Identity Verification or Data Exposure? Twitter Using Israeli Tech Firm Headed by Ex-Military Officials to Verify Users
The social media platform X (formerly Twitter) is collaborating with Israeli tech firm AU10TIX for user verification, raising concerns about data privacy and potential misuse by the Israeli government. The verification process involves sharing user ID photos and selfies with AU10TIX, a company founded by former Israeli intelligence officials. Digital rights experts warn of the risks associated with this data sharing, citing past instances of surveillance and data breaches. The article highlights the broader implications of normalizing Israeli surveillance technology and its potential threat to global democracy.
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Jotam Confino
Jotam Confino is a journalist at the Israeli newspaper Haaretz and Danish TV2, and freelances for USA Today, Times Radio, Daily Mail and The Sun.
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Netanyahu to Hamas: 'It's over. Don't die for Sinwar. Surrender now!'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urges Hamas terrorists to surrender, declaring the beginning of the end for Hamas. Israeli forces have arrested numerous Palestinians in Gaza, with a significant portion identified as terrorists. Videos of detainees in humiliating conditions have sparked outrage, while Israeli officials defend the procedures as necessary for security. Former Hamas communications minister Yousef al-Mans reveals internal dissent against Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, accusing him of delusions of grandeur and unilateral decision-making.
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Frida Dahmani
Frida Dahmani is a journalist based in Tunis, Tunisia. Biologiste de formation, Frida Dahmani a effectué l’essentiel de son parcours dans les domaines de la communication et de l’édition avant d’intégrer, en 2008 le groupe Jeune Afrique en tant que correspondante du groupe à Tunis. A ce titre, ...
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Mosab Hassan Youssef, the little prince of Hamas turned Israeli spy
Mosab Hassan Youssef, son of Hamas co-founder Sheikh Hassan Youssef, turned from a potential Hamas leader to an Israeli spy. Raised in Ramallah during the first Intifada, he was arrested at 18 and recruited by Shin Bet. He provided intelligence that prevented attacks and led to arrests within Hamas. After converting to Christianity, he faced exile and challenges in the U.S., including a denied citizenship application. His autobiography 'Son of Hamas' and the support of his former handler helped him eventually gain U.S. citizenship. Despite initial interest in his story, his refusal to be a symbol of Christian supremacy over Islam led to a decline in public attention. Recently, he has regained visibility by joining the Israeli delegation at the UN Security Council and calling for the liberation of Gaza from Hamas.
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Dan Ehrlich
DAN EHRLICH is a journalist based in Los Angeles, United States of America. Career Highlights: • CNN news desk editor • Foreign correspondent • TV and radio station news director • US radio network correspondent • Internationally published travel writer • Metro daily newspaper ...
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So Much for Rafah Being Hamas’ Last Stand
The article criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu's claim that an IDF action in Rafah would eliminate Hamas, highlighting the ongoing conflict and the emergence of new Hamas strongholds in Gaza. It questions the Israeli government's awareness of Hamas' infrastructure and hostage situation, and criticizes the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Iran, which has escalated tensions. The piece suggests that a pragmatic approach would involve negotiating with Hamas to free hostages, but doubts Netanyahu's ability to secure a decisive victory. The article underscores the potential need for US military intervention and the broader regional implications of the conflict.
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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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17 Hostages Freed by Hamas Return to Israel
Seventeen hostages, including 13 Israelis and 4 Thai citizens, were released by Hamas and returned to Israel, where they were taken to hospitals and reunited with their families. The release followed mediation by Qatari and Egyptian officials amid a fragile four-day ceasefire. Israel freed 39 Palestinian prisoners in exchange. The ceasefire allowed increased humanitarian aid into Gaza, with the U.N. delivering significant supplies. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant emphasized the need to continue operations until all hostages are freed. U.S. President Joe Biden and other international figures were involved in monitoring the situation.
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Orly Halpern
Orly Halpern is a print journalist, on-air TV and radio reporter, field producer and researcher based in Jerusalem, Israel. Orly Halpern grew up in Orange County, California and Tucson, Arizona. A visit to the Middle East as a teenager enticed her to return as an adult. Since moving to Jerusalem ...
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Israel is meant to have a highly sophisticated network of spies. When Hamas smashed through the fence, they were caught by surprise
Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel, breaching Gaza's fences and catching the country's sophisticated military and intelligence networks off guard. The assault resulted in significant casualties and kidnappings, leading Israel to declare war. The attack has raised questions about the effectiveness of Israel's intelligence agencies, with experts labeling it a catastrophic failure. The conflict has escalated tensions, with both Israelis and Palestinians bracing for further violence.
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Dorian Jones
I have been reporting from Turkey for 25 years for TV, radio and print. I can compile radio and TV packages ready for broadcast. I am experienced at live reporting for radio and to camera. I work for a variety outlets including BBC Sky News, Deutsche Welle, CBC and VOA.
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Turkey seeks Gaza ceasefire role despite US criticism over Hamas ties
Turkey is positioning itself as a mediator in the Gaza ceasefire efforts, despite criticism from the US over its ties with Hamas. President Erdogan has expressed commitment to ending the violence in Gaza, while US President Biden acknowledges Turkey's potential role in peace mediation. However, US officials remain skeptical due to Turkey's support for Hamas. Despite tensions, Turkey and Israel maintain back-channel communications, with recent meetings focusing on Israeli hostages held by Hamas. Israel remains cautious of Turkey's neutrality, and Prime Minister Netanyahu has rejected a ceasefire, emphasizing increased pressure on Hamas. Turkey's complex relations with both Hamas and Israel continue to shape its diplomatic efforts in the region.
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Davide Lerner
Davide Lerner is a freelance journalist based in Ankara, Turkey. He graduated from the London School of Economics and the London School of Oriental and African Studies. He has previously worked for Agence France Presse and Associated Press, as well as done live radio and TV. He freelances widely in ...
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Israel-Hamas, technology betrays the start-up nation
The article discusses the recent failure of Israeli intelligence and military in preventing and responding to a significant attack by Hamas. It highlights the shortcomings in the Israeli defense system, the misallocation of military resources, and the internal political distractions that may have contributed to the security lapse. Key figures such as Herzi Halevi, Ronen Bar, and Benjamin Netanyahu are mentioned, with criticism directed towards the Israeli government's focus on the West Bank and internal divisions.
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Louisa Loveluck
Syria-focused Middle East reporter, based in Beirut. Working with The Washington Post and other international outlets, previously The Daily Telegraph's Cairo Correspondent and Middle East Reporter. I am available for breaking news commissions, as well as in-depth investigations and radio and ...
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Families of Israeli hostages join protests calling for Netanyahu to go
Tens of thousands of demonstrators in Israel are calling for immediate elections and the urgent negotiation of the release of over 100 hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. The protests, merging the efforts of hostage families and civil society, pose a significant threat to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's far-right government. Netanyahu faces growing pressure from both domestic protesters and international figures like U.S. Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer. The protests have escalated, with demonstrators clashing with police and blocking major roads. Families of hostages express deep frustration with the government's handling of the crisis, demanding more decisive action to secure the release of their loved ones.
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Adam Lucente
Multimedia journalist based in Erbil covering Iraq and Syria.
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What we know about alleged Iran weapons plot in West Bank
Israeli authorities, including the Shin Bet and the Israeli military, reported thwarting an attempt by Iranian security forces to smuggle Iranian-made explosive devices into the West Bank. The devices were intended for use against Israeli targets, with Unit 400 and Unit 18440 of the IRGC being implicated in the plot. A video of the seized explosives was shared by the Shin Bet on Instagram.
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Jean-Marc Manach
jean-marc manach is a french investigative & OSINT (data)journalist based in Paris, France, working on surveillance, privacy and intelligence issues (among other things) since the late 90s. He has written numerous information security manuals explaining how to protect ones sources and ...
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The head of the Israeli NSA resigns, unable to prevent the October 7 attack
The head of Israel's Unit 8200 has resigned following the failure to prevent the October 7 attack by Hamas, despite having detailed intelligence reports on the planned invasion. The article highlights the shortcomings in the Israeli intelligence community's response and the controversial use of automated targeting systems by the Israeli Defense Forces. Several other high-ranking officials have also resigned in the aftermath of the attack. The use of AI-driven systems like 'Habsora' and 'Where’s Daddy?' has been criticized for prioritizing quantity over quality in targeting, leading to significant collateral damage.
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Morgan Meaker
British foreign correspondent, published by the Guardian, the Financial Times, Reuters and Vice. Specialise in current affairs, human rights, humanitarian issues, development and sustainable business.
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Israel's Inability to Stop Hamas Attack Shows the Dangers of Excessive Surveillance
The densely populated and heavily surveilled Gaza Strip saw a devastating surprise attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023, catching Israel off guard and resulting in hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries. Despite Israel's advanced intelligence and surveillance capabilities, the attack highlighted significant intelligence failures by the Israeli Defense Forces and Shin Bet. Experts suggest that the overwhelming amount of data collected may have obscured critical signals. The article discusses the limitations of surveillance, the challenges of signal-to-noise ratio in intelligence, and the broader implications for security. The conflict has escalated into a full-scale war, with significant civilian casualties on both sides.
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Markus Ponweiser
Markus Ponweiser is a journalist based in Haifa, Israel. I have BA degree in Journalism and Media Management from the FH Wien der WKW in Vienna and am now doing a MA program at the University of Haifa, while also working at the German consulate. I'm also writing for the Austrian daily ...
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Work Ban in Israel: Sympathy for Hamas Grows in the West Bank
Economic hardships in the West Bank are exacerbated by Israel's work ban and the freezing of tax revenues, leading to increased sympathy for Hamas among Palestinians. The Israeli government, influenced by right-wing partners, resists lifting the ban despite economic repercussions and calls from the Shin Bet. The situation has led to significant economic strain on Palestinian workers and businesses, with many struggling to make ends meet. The article highlights the complex interplay of economic and political factors contributing to rising tensions and potential radicalization.
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Valerio Saint-Louis
Valerio Saint-Louis is a journalist based in New York, United States of America.
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Israel Says It Killed a Key Hamas Commander
Israel announced the killing of Nasim Abu Ajina, a key Hamas commander involved in the October 7th attack that caused significant bloodshed in southern Israel. The Israel Defense Forces and Shin Bet confirmed his death in an airstrike. The White House welcomed limited humanitarian aid entering Gaza and the resumption of telecommunications, while urging regional actors not to escalate the conflict. Hundreds protested at a Russian airport against Israel following a flight from Tel Aviv. The U.S. is coordinating a response to Iranian drone and missile attacks on Israel, with National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan announcing new sanctions against Iran and acceleration of air defense systems. The Biden administration is seeking to de-escalate tensions and avoid a broader conflict.
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Richard Spencer
Richard Spencer is Middle East Correspondent for The Times of London, based in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Israeli reservists ‘caught spying for Iran’
Israel has arrested two army reservists, Yuri Eliasfov and Georgi Andreyev, accused of spying for Iran, including on the Iron Dome air defense system. The suspects allegedly passed classified information to an Iranian handler and engaged in pro-Iranian activities. This incident is part of a series of espionage cases linked to Iran, highlighting ongoing tensions between the two nations. Previous cases involved plots against Israeli leaders and nuclear scientists. The arrests underscore the challenges Israel faces in countering Iranian espionage efforts.
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Tom Stevenson
Investigative journalist and editor specialising in the Middle East.
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Israeli agents kill 3 Palestinians in a hospital
Israeli forces killed three Palestinian militants in a West Bank hospital, raising fears of escalating violence. The operation involved undercover agents and was completed in ten minutes. Israeli authorities claimed the militants used the hospital as a hideout, while Palestinian officials and Hamas denied these accusations. The incident is part of ongoing tensions since an October 7 attack, with significant casualties on both sides. Western nations have expressed concern over the violence, and peace negotiations involving multiple international actors are ongoing, though Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu remains firm on military actions.
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Menekse Tokyay
Menekse Tokyay is a journalist based in Ankara, Turkey. Since 2010, I am a Turkey correspondent and writer to many international outlets, including Southeastern European Times, Al Arabiya English, Arab News, International Business Times -UK, Business News Europe, Deutsche Welle, Washington Post ...
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Turkish-Israeli ties to be tested after latest row over Hamas
Following Israeli security chief Ronen Bar's pledge to target Hamas leaders abroad, tensions between Turkey and Israel are expected to rise. Bar's statements have drawn disapproval from Ankara, which warned of severe consequences for any Israeli operations on Turkish soil. Despite recent diplomatic reconciliation efforts, Turkey's President Erdogan has issued strong warnings against Israeli actions, while Israeli officials have criticized Erdogan's remarks. Experts suggest that Turkey's NATO membership and regional power may deter Israel from acting on Turkish soil, and any Israeli attacks on countries hosting Hamas members could escalate into a regional conflict.
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Cassandra Vinograd
Cassandra Vinograd is a freelance journalist and producer specializing in conflict, human rights and migration. She previously worked for NBC News, The Associated Press and The Wall Street Journal. Her reporting has taken her throughout Africa, Europe and the Middle East. She is HEFAT certified....
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What to Know About the 2 Hostages Israel Rescued From Rafah
Israeli security forces successfully rescued two hostages, Fernando Simon Marman and Louis Har, from Rafah in Gaza, marking the second known rescue of its kind since the war began. The operation, which involved Israeli strikes that reportedly killed dozens of Palestinians, was praised by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Both hostages, dual citizens of Israel and Argentina, were in good condition and reunited with their families. The rescue was part of Israel's ongoing efforts following the October 7 raid by Hamas and other militant groups.
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Anchal Vohra
Anchal Vohra is a Beirut-based TV and Print journalist. She is a freelance Correspondent for AJ English and a writer on the Middle east for Foreign Policy. She also contributes to the Times, the Atlantic, the Telegraph, the New Statesman, and Berlin Policy Journal. Ms Vohra has been Deutsche Welle ...
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Israel’s International Assassination Campaign Won’t Be Easy
Israel is intensifying its international assassination campaign against Hamas leaders, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu authorizing Mossad to target Hamas officials globally. The campaign faces significant challenges, particularly in countries like Turkey and Qatar, which are U.S. allies and have complex diplomatic relations with Israel. While Israel has successfully conducted operations in Lebanon, targeting Hamas leaders in Turkey and Qatar is more complicated due to geopolitical considerations. Turkish President Erdogan has warned of serious consequences if Hamas members are killed in Turkey, reflecting the country's support for Hamas and domestic pro-Palestinian sentiment. Qatar, hosting Hamas leaders since 2012, faces mounting pressure from Israel and the U.S. to expel Hamas officials. Despite public rhetoric, both Israel and Turkey are cautious of escalating tensions, prioritizing their strategic and economic ties. The article highlights the intricate balance Israel must maintain in its assassination campaign while navigating international diplomacy.
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