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  • A blue "PRESS" jacket rests on a white sheet, surrounded by people with arms crossed. Témoignage “I want to tell you about a reporter, Ahmed Mansour” Rami Abou Jamous , 21 April Rami Abu Jamous is keeping a diary for Orient XXI. The founder of Gaza Press, an agency which helped and interpreted for western correspondents, he was obliged by the Israeli army to (…)
  • Soldiers in military gear interact with a woman in an urban setting, surrounded by debris. [Reporting Palestine. In the northern part of the West Bank, the colonial war takes on a new shape Clothilde Mraffko, 9 April Immediately after the ceasefire went into effect in Gaza in mid-January 2025, Israel announced that it was including in its “war objectives” an (…)
  • The image depicts two figures walking away from a large fire at night, with bright flames and thick smoke rising into the sky. The scene conveys a sense of urgency and danger. Yemen. Forgotten by the world, in the heart of the region Alexandre Lauret, 30 March Victims of Saudi-Iranian rivalry, or a security threat? After ten years of war, our perception of Yemen remains ambivalent. Most of the time, the conflict is simply ignored. For many years the (…)
  • The image shows a large, partially fallen stone statue lying on its side against a rocky background, surrounded by sparse vegetation and a clear blue sky. Récit Syria.The Alawites’ great dismay Paloma Dupont de Dinechin , 22 March In Tartus, the seizure of power in December 2024 by the Islamist rebels of Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS), Bashar al-Assad’s flight into exile and the emergence of armed militias have made the Alawites fear attacks inspired by a (…)
  • The image depicts a smiling man in a suit engaging in conversation with two individuals wearing traditional white Middle Eastern attire, including headscarves. The setting feels formal and diplomatic. Behind China’s breakthrough in the Middle-East Martine Bulard, 17 March Not since WW2 have relations between China and the Arab countries been so highly developed, and not only in the economic sphere. Beijing is profiting by this but has not yet managed to replace Washington. (…)
  • The image shows two men shaking hands at a press conference. They are standing at podiums, with Israeli and American flags in the background. The scramble to reconstruct Gaza Jim Muir , 11 March Isreal says it is committed to making Donald Trump’s “plan” for a Gaza without Gazans . But can Arab states stave off a second Nakba, the first being the di splacement of Palestinians by the creation of Israel in 1948 ? Moreover, Israel is (…)
  • A person is sitting on a couch, facing a television that is displaying a news broadcast featuring several speakers at a press conference. In the background, there is a decorative wall hanging and a plant to the side. Gaza. Hamas at a crossroads Raed Abbas , 5 March In spite of its various component currents, Hamas has managed to last four decades with no internal conflicts. However the destruction of Gaza following its October 7th attack, and the heavy losses it has sustained, have reshuffled the deck, both (…)
  • The image shows a wall decorated with colorful murals or paintings. The artwork includes various designs such as flowers, shapes, and possibly symbols or letters that are arranged in a grid pattern. The colors are vibrant, featuring shades of blue, green, yellow, and pink, giving the wall a lively and artistic feel. The surrounding area appears dusty or sandy, suggesting an outdoor environment. Overall, the scene conveys a sense of creativity and community. Interview Jordan. The unseen weight of the Nakba on refugee women Victoria Brittain, 25 February Interview. The fruit of four years’ field research, Palestinian Refugee Women from Syria to Jordan - Decolonising the Geopolitics of Displacement by researcher Afaf Jabiri offers a documented critique (…)
  • 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. Interview President Sissi’s Egypt trapped in inextricable crises Robert Springborg, Sylvain Cypel, 19 February An Arab summit will meet on March 4th in Cairo to propose a plan for the future of Gaza, following President Donald Trump’s proposal to deport its population. Never has the situation of (…)
  • The image depicts a scene of a gathering or demonstration. A man is holding a child closely to him, showcasing a protective gesture. Around them, a crowd appears to be rallying, with some individuals raising their hands and a prominent Palestinian flag visible in the background. The atmosphere seems charged, indicating a moment of significance, possibly related to a political or social issue. The setting includes trees and a building in the background, against a cloudy sky. Témoignage “The roles are still reversed” Rami Abou Jamous , 17 February Rami Abu Jamous is keeping a diary for Orient XXI. The founder of Gaza Press, an agency which helped and interpreted for western correspondents, he was obliged by the Israeli army to leave his Gaza City apartment with his (…)
  • 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. Témoignage “And there was a celebration...” Rami Abou Jamous , 6 February Rami Abu Jamous is keeping a diary for Orient XXI. The founder of Gaza Press, an agency which helped and interpreted for western correspondents, he was obliged by the Israeli army to leave his Gaza City apartment with his (…)
  • The image depicts a beach scene with a gray, cloudy sky creating a moody atmosphere. In the foreground, there is a large, black tarp or covering laid out on the sand, surrounded by smooth stones and scattered seashells. The beach appears to be wet, likely from recent tides, and there are gentle waves in the background. In the distance, a boat can be seen on the horizon, and rays of sunlight break through the clouds, creating a contrast with the darker tones of the sand and the tarp. Calais: “People are dying on your beaches” Maël Galisson , 5 February At least 89 migrants died on France’s marine border with England in 2024. A record number which associations, trades unions and political parties decided to denounce with a “great march for justice and (…)
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