They went out in the thousands—making fires to keep warm—waiting for aid to come so they can feed their families.

What they encountered was death as Israeli forces opened fire toward hungry desperate Palestinians who surged forward when aid trucks arrived.nytimes.com/live/2024/03/0…

I got absolutely sucked into this 'written podcast' series by emilyschmall, Amanda Taub, Shalini Venugopal Bhagat, Andrea Bruce and Saumya Khandelwal that examines the barriers keeping two Indian women out of the workplace, and I promise you will be, too.
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Dozens of journalists have been killed in the #Israel #Gaza war. The first month of the war was the deadliest period for journalists covering conflict since 1992 when CPJ began keeping records.

Explore our interactive map of journalists killed in the war: cpj.org/full-coverage-…

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The journalists of Gaza are the titans of our profession. Committee to Protect Journalists

Tom Cotton Deputy General Counsel for The New York Times David McCraw responded to Senator Cotton this morning.

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A statement from The New York Times.
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Meet Arti, the math race champion of Belarhi, who hopes to win a coveted government post and find a way off the narrow path Indian patriarchy has set her on. Chapter 3 of The New York Times' series, India's Daughters Amanda Taub Shalini Venugopal Bhagat nytimes.com/2023/11/04/wor…

Mohammed Abu Hatab is the latest journalist to have been killed in Gaza, along with 11 family members reportedly by an airstrike on their home. Committee to Protect Journalists counts 36 journalists and media workers killed so far - 31 Palestinian, 4 Israeli and 1 Lebanese cpj.org/2023/11/journa…

MacNamara in her witness statement points out there was more thought in No10 put into hunting/shooting than childcare/pregnancy/domestic abuse during pandemic response

2 years ago emilyschmall Amanda Taub and I started work on a story about young Indian women pushing back against early marriage. As we spent time with Nasreen, Arti and other young women, the story evolved. Today we bring you Part 1 of India's Daughters. nytimes.com/2023/10/21/wor…

Many in the Middle East 'have come to view Israel’s war with Hamas as an American-backed massacre of Palestinian civilians in the blockaded territory of Gaza.' By Vivian Nereim Alissa Johannsen Rubin Euan Ward nytimes.com/2023/10/17/wor…

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I've spent years investigating civilians killed in U.S.-led airstrikes in Iraq, Syria & Afghanistan.

But an allegation like this — 500 killed at Al-Ma’amadani Hospital, per the Palestinian Health Ministry — is higher than any other claim in my database

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Airwars The Israeli military said in a statement that a misfired Palestinian militant rocket, not an Israeli strike, was responsible for the hospital explosion: nytimes.com/live/2023/10/1…

Independent ground investigation and access are essential to verify claims. Will there be access?

'As I’m packing my things, I’m wondering: Is this really another nakba?” said Dr. Arwa el-Rayes, a 56-year-old doctor, in the last moments before she left her childhood home in Gaza City.

“I’m taking my house key and thinking, will I ever return to my home?”

While sheltering in the basement amid Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City, The New York Times freelance journalist Ameera Harouda drew birds and butterflies on the hands of her 3-year-old son Taim to try to keep him calm.

'Draw food for them too so the birds can eat,' Taim told his mom. #Gaza