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Israel is the most dangerous country for journalists. It didn't begin in October, 2023. And it's not limited to the Gaza Strip. I joined Lina Abu Akleh on Rania Khalek's Dispatches Podcast to talk about why and how this has happened. youtube.com/watch?v=DdFcCB…

Israel was supposed to release Palestinian journalist Ali Samoudi on Friday. Instead Israel decided to keep him in prison without charge. The Israeli attacks on journalists are not limited to the Gaza Strip. Ali appears in our film “Who Killed Shireen?l

NYC: On Sunday, Sept. 21, join The Daily Show alum aasif mandvi, Pulitzer Prize winners Mosab Abu Toha and Viet Thanh Nguyen, author Hala Alyan, aid worker Seema Jilani and very special guests for a night to benefit Arwa Damon's aid group INARA. Tickets here: ticketmaster.com/voices-for-gaz…

“It’s a profession which is worth sacrificing for. But ultimately it’s something we do for humanity at large.” I spoke with Al Jazeera’s وائل الدحدوح Wael Al dahdouh about his reporting from Gaza, how he kept going even as so many of his family were killed, and more. Watch our full conversation.

A Reuters investigation found that visual evidence of Israel’s strike on Nasser hospital that killed 22 people including 5 journalists in #Gaza last month contradicts Israel’s official account. First class reporting from Maayan Lubell David Gauthier + reuters.com/investigations…

"Most Moral Army? Even Israeli Military Officers Disavow the Country’s Unofficial Motto" A retired Israeli military official makes an unexpected admission in an interview with Zeteo. Read Dion Nissenbaum's piece: zeteo.com/p/most-moral-a…

Even the Israeli military’s most public defenders are refusing to stand behind the claim that Israel has “the most moral army in the world.” Israeli officials have surprisingly disavowed the motto — read Dion Nissenbaum's full article. Link in replies.

“Who Killed Shireen?” is coming to Syracuse University next week. I’ll be there with Azmat Khan for a panel discussion afterwards.

The US military officer who carried out only American on-the-ground investigation of Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing comes forward with stark revelations. Steve was anonymous official in our film “Who Killed Shireen?” He is now going public.

“Every piece of evidence indicated clearly it was intentional.” The US Army Colonel Steve Gabavics who carried out the only on-ground US investigation of Shireen Abu Akleh’s murder spoke to BBC News (World) and Sumi Somaskanda on the latest details and the recent report from the NYT

CPJ renewed its call for an independent and transparent investigation into Israel’s killing of Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, after a former senior U.S. security official said in a news report that the U.S. government downplayed evidence in her killing and the

Luckily Dion Nissenbaum et al stepped in with Zeteo-sponsored documentary. #WhoKilledShireen

"Who Killed Shireen?" reveals for first time the identity and fate of Israeli soldier who shot journalist Shireen Abu Akleh and uncovers concerning evidence Israel and the US covered things up to avoid accountability. Now available via @aljazeeraenglish instagram.com/reel/DQj1JyXDI…

A Colonel has come forward to say that the U.S. government investigated Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing by an Israeli soldier, and determined that the soldier likely knew he was shooting a journalist. But that finding was whitewashed and covered up by the Biden administration.