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Rania Abouzeid
Rania Abouzeid is a journalist based in Beirut, Lebanon.
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The Escalating Violence Between Israel and Lebanon
The article covers the aftermath of an Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon that killed Samira Ayoub and her three granddaughters, sparking a large funeral procession in their town of Blida. The strike is part of a series of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah, which have escalated since a Hamas ambush in Israel. Hezbollah's secretary-general, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, has threatened retaliation and warned of a full-blown regional war. The conflict has displaced thousands of Lebanese civilians, with many seeking refuge in Tyre. The article also touches on Lebanon's financial crisis and the country's history of conflict and displacement. Personal stories of affected families are shared, illustrating the human impact of the ongoing violence.
Hisham Allam
Hisham Allam is a freelancer journalist based in Egypt.
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Lebanon’s healthcare system struggles to cope amid conflict and economic collapse
Lebanon's healthcare system is on the brink of collapse due to ongoing conflict with Israel and economic instability. Attacks on healthcare facilities have resulted in numerous casualties and forced many centers to close, exacerbating the crisis. The World Health Organization and Lebanon's Ministry of Public Health are working to maintain essential services, but the situation remains dire. Hospitals, particularly Rafic Hariri University Hospital, are overwhelmed, struggling with financial constraints and an influx of displaced individuals. The humanitarian crisis is further intensified by inadequate living conditions in refugee camps.
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Moawia Atrash
moawia atrash is a journalist based in Idlib, Syria.
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Jobs Completed 12
Job Success Rate 100%
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Syrian refugees flee Israeli bombs in Lebanon
Over half a million people have fled from Lebanon to Syria in the past two months, many of whom are refugees initially displaced by the Syrian war. Those returning to Idlib, Syria's last rebel stronghold, find themselves in a region only marginally safer than Lebanon, lacking homes, jobs, and humanitarian aid. The report highlights the dire conditions faced by these refugees as they navigate ongoing instability.
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Krzysztof Boczek
I am journalist based in Warsaw, Poland. Over 25 of experience in media. I wrote for newspapers (Gazeta Wyborcza, Rzeczpospolia), magazines (PRESS, SENS, Slużba Zdrowia, websites/ online media (OKO.press) and others. In last years mostly I write for OKO.press - polish well know online media team ...
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Thousands of Hezbollah Fighters in Lebanon Had Their Pagers Explode. Israel is Accused of the Attack
A mass attack in Lebanon targeted Hezbollah fighters, resulting in thousands of injuries and several deaths due to exploding pagers. Hezbollah accuses Israel of orchestrating the attack, which coincides with ongoing military tensions between the two. The Lebanese Red Cross and medical facilities are overwhelmed with casualties, while Israel remains on high alert for potential retaliation. The incident raises concerns about the security of communication devices used by Hezbollah, with speculation about electronic tampering. The United Nations and neighboring countries express concern, and Lebanon plans to file a complaint with the UN Security Council.
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William Christou
I’m a journalist based in Beirut covering Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. Available for lives, both video and audio. I specialise in covering humanitarian and refugee issues.
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US attempts to broker ceasefire as civilians killed in Lebanon and Israel
Senior US officials are engaged in talks with Israel to broker a ceasefire with Hezbollah in Lebanon amid escalating violence resulting in civilian casualties. Lebanon's caretaker prime minister expressed pessimism about a quick resolution due to Israel's continued military actions. The conflict has led to significant loss of life and displacement in both Lebanon and Israel, with Israeli airstrikes and Hezbollah rocket attacks causing numerous deaths. The US-proposed ceasefire deal resembles the 2006 agreement, but its acceptance by Lebanon and Hezbollah remains uncertain. Meanwhile, tensions persist in the West Bank, with Israeli military operations targeting Hamas militants and accusations of damage to UN facilities.
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Paul Cochrane
Paul Cochrane is a freelance journalist based in Udine, Italy. He lived in Beirut, Lebanon from 2002 to 2019, and in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa from 2019 until 2024. He has written for over 80 publications worldwide, covering financial crime, business, higher education and skills developments, ...
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Israeli military attacks worsen Lebanese university crises
The ongoing Israeli military attacks on Lebanon, primarily targeting Hezbollah, have severely impacted the country's higher education sector, exacerbating existing financial and economic challenges. A recent ceasefire, brokered by the United States, offers a temporary reprieve. The conflict has displaced over a million people, including students and faculty, and caused significant damage to university campuses. Despite these challenges, Lebanese universities have remained operational, adopting hybrid learning models. The Ministry of Education and Higher Education, supported by UNESCO, is working to prevent the loss of the academic year. However, the financial crisis, worsened by the conflict, continues to pose significant challenges, with universities struggling to retain faculty and support students. The situation is further complicated by the risk of a brain drain as international scholarships attract Lebanese students abroad.
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Mareike Enghusen
Mareike Enghusen is a German freelance journalist, reporting for German print and online media about politics, economics and society in the Middle East since 2014. She speaks German, English, Spanish, French, Hebrew and Arabic. She holds an M.A. in Middle East & Islamic Studies from the American ...
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War in the Middle East: Reports of Imminent Ceasefire in Lebanon
A potential ceasefire agreement in Lebanon is under discussion, with Israel's security cabinet expected to deliberate on it. The agreement aims to end the conflict initiated by Hezbollah's rocket attacks on Israel, reflecting recent military successes by the IDF. The proposed deal includes a 60-day transition period for Israeli troop withdrawal and Hezbollah's retreat behind the Litani River, with the Lebanese army and UNIFIL ensuring compliance. Analysts are divided on the long-term effectiveness of the ceasefire, with some expressing skepticism about Hezbollah's ability to rearm. The agreement is seen as a step towards political change in Lebanon, with the ultimate goal of a peace treaty between Israel and Lebanon.
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Kara Fox
I am a photographer and multi-platform visual journalist primarily covering South and Southeast Asia. At the moment, I'm based In Ireland. My work has been published in : Aljazeera English, CNN.com, The Bangkok Post, Dumbo Feather, ESPN the Magazine, The Hollywood Reporter, The Independent (UK), ...
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Lebanon: Israeli bombardment the ‘most intense aerial campaign’ outside Gaza in last two decades
Israel has launched an unprecedented airstrike campaign on Lebanon, marking the most intense aerial assault outside Gaza in two decades. The strikes, targeting Hezbollah strongholds, have resulted in over 1,400 deaths and displaced more than a million people. Despite Israel's claims of minimizing civilian harm, the bombardment has heavily impacted civilian areas, with significant casualties and infrastructure damage. Hezbollah continues to retaliate, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza. The conflict has escalated with Israel's intensified attacks on Beirut, raising fears of a broader ground invasion. Humanitarian agencies report severe displacement and strain on emergency shelters.
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Dale Gavlak
Dale Gavlak is a journalist based in Amman, Jordan. She is presently in the UK and Germany until April 18.
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Jobs Completed 249
Job Success Rate 98%
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Lebanese Catholic charity workers: 'The situation is catastrophic'
Lebanon is facing a severe humanitarian crisis due to ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, leading to massive displacement and destruction. Catholic and other Christian organizations, including Aid to the Church in Need and Caritas Lebanon, are actively providing aid to displaced families, offering shelter, food, and medical assistance. The conflict has exacerbated Lebanon's existing economic and political challenges, with calls for political unity to address the crisis. The situation remains dire, with significant casualties and infrastructure damage reported.
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Ihsaan Haffejee
Ihsaan Haffejee is a multimedia journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa. With a focus on visual journalism using photography and video to document stories from South Africa.
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Jobs Completed 7
Job Success Rate 71%
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Lebanese community protests outside Israeli embassy
Protesters from South Africa's Lebanese community and Palestinian solidarity organizations gathered outside the Israeli embassy in Pretoria, demanding the South African government sever ties with Israel. The protest, closely monitored by police, highlighted the ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, with speakers urging for a ceasefire and boycotts against companies linked to the occupation of Palestine. The demonstration ended peacefully, with participants vowing to continue their activism.
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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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The United States Should Stop Cosponsoring Israel’s War on Lebanon
The article criticizes the Biden administration for supporting Israel's military operations in Lebanon, which are described as expansive and destabilizing. It argues that the US should push for a ceasefire instead of cosponsoring the conflict, which has resulted in significant casualties and displacement in Lebanon. The text highlights the escalation of the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict, the US's shifting diplomatic stance, and the potential for intra-Lebanese conflict. It also questions the US's role as a partner to Lebanon, given its support for Israel's actions.
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Mike Ives
Mike Ives is a journalist based in Hanoi, Vietnam, and a regular contributor to The Economist and The New York Times.
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Israeli Military Announces Ground Invasion of Southern Lebanon
The Israeli military has initiated a ground invasion of southern Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah military infrastructure near the Israel-Lebanon border. This marks the first such incursion in nearly two decades. Israeli leaders approved the operation, which involves small groups of commandos with air and artillery support. The invasion follows intense Israeli strikes in Lebanon over the past two weeks, aiming to conclude a conflict that began last October. While the operation is described as limited, there is speculation about a potential broader invasion. U.S. officials have been assured that the incursion will not lead to a larger occupation.
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Samir Jeraj
Samir Jeraj is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He works as a Special Projects Writer for the New Statesman and has worked on freelance assignments for the Guardian, BBC News, Channel 4 News, The Metro, Inside Housing and the British Medical Journal. He co-authored The Rent Trap, a ...
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How Beirutis became aid workers overnight
In response to the Israeli strikes on Beirut, the Beirut Marathon Association has shifted its focus from organizing marathons to providing humanitarian aid, supporting over 1.2 million displaced individuals. The organization collaborates with local entities to offer shelter, food, and mental health support, particularly for children. Other local groups, like Seenaryo, are also actively involved in relief efforts, providing education and essentials to those affected. Despite the community's resilience, international aid remains crucial as the humanitarian crisis deepens with the approaching winter.
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Matthew Kynaston
Matthew Kynaston is a journalist / photojournalist based in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Live updates: Follow the latest news on Israel-Gaza
Massive protests erupted in Beirut, Lebanon, against Israel following an air strike on Al Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza, which reportedly killed over 500 people. The Iran-backed Hezbollah group called for a 'day of unprecedented rage', leading to clashes with Lebanese armed forces at the US Embassy. Protests also took place in Egypt, Jordan, Tunisia, and Turkey, with demonstrators denouncing Israel's actions and expressing solidarity with Palestinians. Western nations, including Canada, France, and the US, issued travel alerts for Lebanon. The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has escalated, with casualties on both sides. Palestinian officials blame Israel for the hospital strike, while Israel attributes it to a failed rocket launch by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group.
Ilaria Landini
Ilaria Landini is a journalist based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with a background in literature and a keen interest in world affairs. She has traveled to cover key global events, including Russia’s 2024 elections and Ukraine's 2022 invasion, where she documented the work of volunteers delivering ...
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For or against Hezbollah? Israel's attacks deepen divisions in Lebanon
The article explores the deepening divisions in Lebanon following intensified Israeli attacks targeting Hezbollah, resulting in significant casualties, including the death of a high-ranking Hezbollah commander. The conflict has exacerbated internal political and sectarian divides, with varying opinions on Hezbollah's role and influence. While some Lebanese view Hezbollah's weakening as a potential path to stability, others remain supportive, seeing Israel as the primary adversary. The situation underscores Lebanon's complex political landscape, marked by sectarian tensions and differing perspectives on regional conflicts.
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Hediye Levent
Hediye Levent | Freelance Journalist With over two decades of experience in journalism, I have been extensively covering the Middle East since 2003. From 2008 to 2021, I was based in Syria, Lebanon and Iraq, providing in-depth coverage of the region's complex developments. Currently, I reside in ...
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Job Success Rate 60%
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Lebanese Health Minister: 'There is a systematic attack on our healthcare workers'
Lebanese Health Minister Dr. Firass Abiad accuses Israel of systematically targeting healthcare workers and infrastructure in Lebanon, resulting in numerous casualties and damage to medical facilities. The Israeli Army denies these allegations, claiming Hezbollah uses ambulances for military purposes. The conflict has exacerbated Lebanon's fragile healthcare system, already weakened by economic crises, leading to increased pressure on medical services. International efforts to mediate the conflict continue, but violence persists, with significant humanitarian implications for civilians and healthcare providers.
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Christopher Livesay
Christopher Livesay is an award-winning multimedia journalist based in Rome, Italy. His recent work focuses on refugees, immigration, and the threat ISIS poses to the West. He has reported from Mexico to the Middle East for PBS FRONTLINE, NPR, the BBC/PRI, and VICE News, among other outlets, and ...
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Jobs Completed 22
Job Success Rate 96%
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Israel "fully prepared for maneuvers" against Hezbollah in Lebanon as deaths from airstrikes top 600
Israel's military is preparing for potential ground operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon amid escalating tensions and airstrikes that have resulted in over 600 deaths. The U.S. urges diplomatic solutions to prevent a broader conflict involving American forces. Major General Ori Gordin of the Israel Defense Forces emphasized readiness for maneuvers against Hezbollah, which has been launching ineffective rocket attacks on Israel. The conflict has displaced thousands, with significant damage reported in Lebanon. Despite international calls for de-escalation, both sides continue their military actions, raising concerns of a regional war involving Iran and the U.S.
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Alastair Mccready
Alastair McCready is editor for regional magazine Southeast Asia Globe, based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He is able to provide editing, photography and reporting, as well as contacts in country and across the region.
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Updates: Hezbollah fights Israeli troops in Lebanon as 5 killed in Beirut
Hezbollah engaged in combat with Israeli troops in Lebanon, resulting in five fatalities in Beirut. The conflict is part of ongoing tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, with significant military actions reported. The situation remains tense, with potential implications for regional stability.
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Privilege Musvanhiri
Privilege Musvanhiri is a freelance multimedia journalist based in Harare, Zimbabwe. He is also a mobile journalism trainer.
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The Disarray of African Nationals Living in Lebanon
The article highlights the precarious situation of African migrants in Lebanon amid escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. Many migrants, primarily domestic workers, are left stranded as their employers flee, leaving them without access to essential resources or their travel documents. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has urged Lebanese citizens to oppose Hezbollah, warning of severe consequences. Activists like Dia Haj Shahin criticize the treatment of migrants, likening it to modern slavery. The International Organization for Migration reports 175,000 migrants in Lebanon, with evacuation efforts complicated by the lack of diplomatic representation for some countries.
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Dimi Reider
Dimi Reider is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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Lebanon: Nasrallah killing is an era-defining cataclysm. Does it mean regional war?
The article discusses the implications of the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah by Israel, highlighting it as a significant military success for Israel. It explores the potential for regional conflict involving Iran and Israel, considering the strategic calculations of both nations. The piece examines the possible responses from Iran, the role of the US, and the political implications for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The article suggests that while the path to de-escalation is possible, the risk of regional war remains high.
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Liam Scott
Liam Scott is an independent journalist based in Washington, D.C. He focuses on human rights and mass atrocities, China, press freedom, and disinformation.
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Jobs Completed 18
Job Success Rate 100%
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Reuters Journalist Killed Reporting from Lebanon-Israel Border
Reuters videographer Issam Abdallah was killed and other journalists were injured in southern Lebanon while reporting. Reuters journalists Thaer Al-Sudani and Maher Nazeh, along with Al Jazeera's Karmen Jokhadar and Eli Brakhia, and AFP's Christina Assi and Dylan Collins, were among the injured. The incident occurred during an Israeli military strike in response to attacks from a Palestinian faction. The Israeli Ambassador to the U.N., Gilad Erdan, expressed regret and mentioned an investigation would take place. The U.N. has shown concern for the safety of journalists, with Stephane Dujarric emphasizing the need for their protection. The conflict has resulted in several journalist casualties, with at least 10 killed in Gaza since the escalation of hostilities.
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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Job Success Rate 95%
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Is Southern Lebanon the Next Gaza?
Southern Lebanon is experiencing intense military operations by Israel, reminiscent of the situation in Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has threatened Lebanon with severe consequences unless Hezbollah is ousted. The Israeli Defense Forces have conducted a significant aerial bombing campaign, resulting in high casualties and displacement. The conflict has led to the destruction of infrastructure and villages, with Israel aiming to eliminate Hezbollah's presence. Despite Israel's tactical successes, there is concern about the long-term impact on Lebanon's social fabric and potential for internal strife. The situation remains complex, with no clear resolution in sight.
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Kim Willsher
Kim Willsher is an award winning journalist based in Paris, France, writing for The Guardian, The Observer and the Los Angeles Times.
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US warns Israel not to attack Beirut airport – as it happened
The article reports on escalating tensions in the Middle East, with Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon resulting in civilian casualties, including firefighters. Jordan's foreign minister warns of the region being pushed towards a full-blown war due to Israeli actions. The Israel Defense Forces have called for evacuations in Gaza, where conditions are dire. The article also covers international reactions, including Spain's condemnation of Hamas attacks and France's memorial for victims. The situation remains volatile with ongoing military operations and political tensions.
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