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October 31, 2023

Under Shroud of Secrecy, Israel Invasion of Gaza Has Begun

The New York Times: Most of the Israeli Army ground forces withdrew from Gaza City and remained in the countryside on the outskirts of the city. Under U.S. pressure because of demands

Opinion

Ali Jadallah has lost four relatives in Gaza. He’s still taking pictures

The Economist: Anaolu Agency photographer Ali Jadallah working in Gaza for 1843 Magazine: I m used to being the person behind the camera. Then on October 11th I was taking a photo of a house that had been bombed. It

October 31, 2023

The War in Gaza Is Also Unfolding on Instagram

Middle East·World

The New York Times: Palestinians in Gaza are using Instagram to share their experiences of the conflict with Israel, as the region undergoes airstrikes

Hamas Needed a New Way to Get Money From Iran. It Turned to Crypto.

Middle East·World

The Wall Street Journal: Hamas, after losing a key financial commander to an Israeli military strike in 2019, shifted its strategy for receiving funds

Why the watermelon is a symbol for the Palestinian cause

November 16, 2023

Middle East·World

The Washington Post: The watermelon has emerged as a significant symbol in the Palestinian cause, especially notable during the Israel-Gaza conflict. It serves a dual purpose: as a stand-in for the Palestinian

Israel’s air force chief: Hamas made civilians part of this war

November 1, 2023

Middle East·World

The Times: Every Israeli strike in the Gaza Strip goes through 11 or 12 stages of approval before it is carried out, said Israeli Air Force Chief of Staff Eyal Greenbaum. He

Israel’s Leadership Divided Over Imminent Gaza Invasion

October 27, 2023

Middle East·World

The New York Times: Israel’s political and military leaders are at odds over how and when to launch an invasion of the Gaza Strip, and whether to do so at all, though