Indlieb Farazi Saber

Indlieb Farazi Saber is a freelance writer, editor and producer, who has worked for international news organisations including Al Jazeera English and BBC World Service.

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After 77 years of displacement, Falasteen demands you look

As institutions stay silent, a Palestinian artist fills Central Saint Martins with the imagery of occupation, memory, and refusal, insisting the Nakba never ended.

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After 77 years of displacement, Falasteen demands you look

The Syrian beekeeper who dreams of his country's healing

As Syrians worldwide react to the fall of Assad's regime, Ryad Alsous, a displaced beekeeper, balances hope for his homeland's future with the painful reality of a fractured nation.

7 MIN READ

The Syrian beekeeper who dreams of his country's healing

Arab-Americans feel Trump's cabinet picks send dangerous signal

Many of them now view these picks as indicative of an administration prioritising uncritical support for Israel, rather than addressing the root causes of Middle Eastern conflicts.

7 MIN READ

Arab-Americans feel Trump's cabinet picks send dangerous signal

'Why did you hurt Israel?' American journalist details Jerusalem detention

Before being released, Jeremy Loffredo faced up to 25 years in prison for allegedly 'aiding the enemy' in his reporting. His case underscores rising threats to press freedom in Israel and the Palestinian territories amidst escalating conflict.

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'Why did you hurt Israel?' American journalist details Jerusalem detention

Legal challenges to Israel's UNRWA ban expected as outrage grows

The decision not only leaves Palestinians without aid during wartime, but also cuts off their path home by challenging their right of return, advocates say.

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Legal challenges to Israel's UNRWA ban expected as outrage grows

Israel’s Knesset to discuss UNRWA’s fate as world leaders urge protection

Israeli politicians meet to push through a controversial bill that could end 70 years of UNRWA’s humanitarian work in occupied Palestine.

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Israel’s Knesset to discuss UNRWA’s fate as world leaders urge protection

The climate crisis is forcing some countries to redraw their borders

As global temperatures rise, glaciers retreat, rivers shift, and forests burn, some countries are confronting the new challenge of reshaped territorial boundaries.

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The climate crisis is forcing some countries to redraw their borders

From aggressors to victims: the transformation of Israel's media narrative

Israel has long shaped public opinion and foreign policy through propaganda, lobbying, and demonising Palestinians on the mainstream media. But with the rise of citizen journalism and social media, this narrative is now being challenged.

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From aggressors to victims: the transformation of Israel's media narrative

Could Iran's retaliatory attack on Israel lead to a wider regional war?

Israel has warned of 'consequences' following the missile strikes, but further escalation could spur a much larger conflict.

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Could Iran's retaliatory attack on Israel lead to a wider regional war?

Beating the odds: Child amputees from Gaza show what resilience looks like

After receiving life-changing medical care abroad, some Palestinian children have said they are determined to rebuild their lives and inspire others.

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Beating the odds: Child amputees from Gaza show what resilience looks like