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  • The image features an artistic composition that includes a series of dark, abstract shapes resembling silhouettes of boats or structures. These shapes are reflected, creating a doubled appearance along a horizontal line. Above them, there is a circular form with soft, pastel colors, which contrasts with the darker elements below. The background appears textured and includes subtle lines or markings, adding to the overall depth of the artwork. The combination of dark and light colors creates a balance, while the reflection enhances the visual interest of the piece. President Sissi’s Egypt trapped in inextricable crises Robert Springborg, Sylvain Cypel · 19 February
  • The image depicts a scene in Gaza featuring a street filled with people walking. In the background, there are buildings that appear to be damaged or destroyed. A large banner stretches across the street, welcoming visitors to Gaza, and some individuals wearing orange vests are visible, likely indicating they are part of a relief or aid organization. The area is marked by piles of debris and dirt, suggesting recent conflict or disaster. Overall, the atmosphere conveys a mix of resilience amid the challenges faced by the community. “And there was a celebration...” Rami Abou Jamous · 6 February
  • The image depicts a distressed elderly man sitting on the ground, clutching a pole for support. He appears visibly upset, with tears in his eyes and a look of despair on his face. His clothing is worn, and he seems to be in a tough situation. There are hands reaching out to him, suggesting someone is offering help or comfort. The background shows a pavement, indicating an outdoor setting. The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of vulnerability and struggle. Account from a Gazan worker, detained and tortured in Israel Rami Abou Jamous · 31 January
  • The image depicts a man speaking at a podium during an event, with a large banner of another man in the background. The backdrop features a vibrant design with a prominent, smiling portrait of the man, who appears to be a military figure. The speaker is gesturing, possibly emphasizing a point, and the overall atmosphere suggests a formal or commemorative occasion. The setting seems to be designed to honor or remember the individual in the portrait. Iran : From revolutionary strategy to nationalistic retreat Bernard Hourcade · 30 January
  • The image depicts a solitary olive tree on a hillside, set against a clear blue sky. In the background, there are rolling hills and a view of a valley scattered with small buildings, likely part of a village or town. The landscape appears dry with patches of greenery, suggesting a rural area. The olive tree, with its twisted trunk and sparse leaves, stands out prominently in the foreground, adding a touch of nature to the scene. Palestine: In the West Bank, free rein for settler brutality Jean Stern · 27 January
  • The image shows a child wearing a blue jacket walking along a sandy landscape. In the background, there are numerous temporary shelters, likely tents or makeshift homes, scattered across the terrain. The sky is a mix of soft colors, indicating either dawn or dusk. A fence topped with barbed wire runs along the foreground, adding a sense of restriction or boundary to the scene. The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of hardship, amidst the child's movement. To boost people’s morale, sometimes you have to tell them lies Rami Abou Jamous · 25 January
  • The image depicts a close interaction between an adult woman and a child. The woman is gently kissing the child on the forehead, while the child looks directly at the camera with a serious expression. There are hands visible in the foreground, suggesting that others are present nearby. The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of warmth and tenderness despite the child's intense gaze. The setting appears to be intimate, possibly capturing a moment of care and connection in a challenging situation. “If there’s a ceasefire, what’s the first thing you’ll do?” Rami Abou Jamous · 22 January
  • The image depicts a desolate landscape featuring extensive destruction, with several ruined buildings scattered throughout the area. In the foreground, there is a dirt road winding through the wreckage. Among the ruins, an Israeli flag can be seen prominently displayed, suggesting a connection to the location. The background shows additional structures and what appears to be a mountainous or hilly terrain, indicating a possibly rural setting. The overall scene conveys a sense of abandonment and turmoil. In South-Lebanon, Israel’s war is not finished Laurent Perpigna Iban · 9 January
  • The image depicts a tense scene possibly related to a protest or civil unrest. In the foreground, two individuals appear to be on the ground, with one person lying down and another sitting nearby. They seem to be taking cover or seeking safety. In the background, two mounted police officers are visible, equipped with flashing lights on their helmets. There's also an Israeli flag positioned on the ground, suggesting that the situation might involve themes of national identity or political protest. The setting looks urban, with structures and concrete present, contributing to a sense of urgency in the atmosphere. Israel: Open season on “bad Jews” Sylvain Cypel · December 2024
  • The image depicts a scene of destruction where a construction or demolition vehicle is actively tearing down a building, surrounded by a group of armed soldiers. The soldiers are wearing helmets and tactical gear, indicating a heightened security context. The background features a landscape with additional buildings, suggesting a possibly urban or conflict-affected area. The atmosphere appears tense, reflecting the serious nature of the situation being portrayed. Multinationals in Europe Continue to Flout International Law in Israel’s Occupied Territories Daniel Brown, Emma Tatham · November 2024
  • The image depicts a scene of destruction, likely from a conflict area. In the foreground, a person wearing a blue vest with "UN" printed on it stands, facing a damaged building with shattered windows and debris scattered around. The building has signs of neglect, with graffiti and remnants of what may have been a children's play area. People can be seen in the background, possibly assessing the situation or providing assistance. The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of urgency and the aftermath of turmoil. Israel versus the UN: an old story Sylvain Cypel · October 2024
  • The image shows two men standing at the entrance of a building, likely the White House. One man is dressed in traditional attire with a white headscarf, while the other is in a formal suit. They are both smiling and posing for the camera, with one man waving and the other giving a thumbs-up. In the background, there are uniformed guards standing at attention. The scene conveys a sense of diplomacy and cordiality between the two leaders. The United Arab Emirates take a risky but winning gamble in the Middle East Fatiha Dazi-Héni · October 2024
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