As #IsraelIranWar emerges from the shadows, I talked to Loveday Morris The Washington Post. History does not repeat, but it rhymes, and Shamir's exercise of restraint in the early 1990s set the stage for one of the best decades ever for Israeli foreign relations

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Hebron has long been one of the most heavily militarized and intensely surveilled parts of the West Bank, but after Oct. 7 residents say the chokehold is becoming unbearable. With Lorenzo Tugnoli sufian taha washingtonpost.com/world/2024/02/…

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MBS is shaking up the world order. To decipher his increasingly consequential moods, methods, and moves, global leaders rely on thousands of diplomats, linguists, and spies.

They should probably just call Johnny Depp. vanityfair.com/hollywood/john…

I was on Navalny's plane as he flew back to Moscow three years ago. Reporters basically had one question for him - Aren't you afraid? But he joked about the threats to his life and freedom. He was arrested at immigration.

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The ceasefire plan for Gaza is comprehensive, including a timeline for a Palestinian state, East Jerusalem as its capital & withdrawing settlers from the West Bank. “The elephant in the planning room is Israel.” By karen deyoung susannah george Loveday Morris washingtonpost.com/world/2024/02/…

Some jaw-dropping moments in this must-read ⁦Loveday Morris⁩ report

“Young Israelis block aid to Gaza while IDF soldiers stand and watch” washingtonpost.com/world/2024/02/…

My piece for the Washington Post on why Israel must allow international journalists to report independently in Gaza:

'Gaza’s journalists should not be left to cover this war alone.'

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⚠️ Confirmed: Live metrics show that the #Gaza Strip is again in the midst of a near-total telecoms blackout; the incident is likely to severely limit most residents' ability to communicate, in the tenth such incident since the start of the war 📉

“Doctors say they have been forced to carry out amputations and small surgeries without anesthesia or pain relief even for those who can reach a hospital because of the shortages of essential drugs”

By Heba Farouk Mahfouz and Loveday Morris

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ICYMI last week (or you're trying to understand the Houthis in the context of all this 'deterrence' talk in Washington national security circles), this very smart piece from Kareem Fahim & Loveday Morris should help: wapo.st/3O3N7Ux

Arouri regularly met with Nasrallah. A Hezbollah spox confirmed the two were to meet Wednesday. “Every time he’s here, he meets with the Sayyed.'

Arouri “was the one who traveled between here & Turkey; he had the link between inside [Gaza] and Hezbollah.'
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Senior Hamas leader killed in Beirut explosion, group says washingtonpost.com/world/2024/01/…

Saying goodbye to so many incredible colleagues this new year, but a special shout out to @lizsly. Mentor, friend, fearless and indefatigable. She gave me a foot in the door at the Post 11 years ago, ever grateful.

In private encounters, Netanyahu urged Biden, Sunak and Macron to pressure Egyptian President Sisi to take hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from Gaza into the Sinai. They each refused the request, noting Sisi doesn't want to be complicit in the mass displacement of Gazans🧵

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