Kareem Fahim
@kfahim
Istanbul bureau chief + Middle East correspondent for the @washingtonpost / @ameja member / [email protected]
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/kareem-fahim/ 24-08-2009 22:02:02
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My Columbia Journalism students are out reporting non-stop: working sources they've built over months, navigating the campus unlike any outsider, and adding much-needed context, humanity and depth to coverage.
If you're an editor looking to commission them, get in touch.
Over the past months, I’ve been donating to support cancer treatment for the great Yemeni journalist Shuaib M. Almosawa. I know many of you have contributed as well. His treatment has gone well but he still needs some help to finish chemo & make it home. gofund.me/06d0f45b
6yr old Hind Rajab's emergency call from Gaza drew global calls for investigation of her death. IDF deny they were there. The Washington Post finds:
- IDF vehicles present.
- Gunfire as girls begged for help + damage to ambulance = consistent w/ IDF weapons.
washingtonpost.com/world/interact…
'Arab nations call for restraint as Israel-Iran conflict intensifies' Kareem Fahim Claire Parker Sarah Dadouch | سارة دعدوش Mustafa Salim for the The Washington Post - includes my thoughts, which basically is: you can try to calibrate escalation, but you can't control it. washingtonpost.com/world/2024/04/…
Wild read here from Jenna Scatena on the man behind Thodex, a $2 billion Turkish crypto exchange that suddenly disappeared and prompted an international manhunt for the owner.
Opposition victories in Turkey’s local elections deal Erdogan rare defeat - with Kareem Fahim washingtonpost.com/world/2024/04/…
In Saudi Arabia 👇🏽
“Why are you wearing this?” police asked, pointing to his T-shirt emblazoned with the word “Palestine” in six different fonts. “This is a political gesture . . . We’re pro-Palestine, but you don’t do this,” the officers warned.
By Ahmed Al Omran
🗳️Turkey is going back to the polls!
This time for local elections and Azra Ceylan reports on Turkey’s most consequential race in İstanbul.
With comments by AKP's Oğuz Üçüncü, DEM Party’s Meral Danış Beştaş, Sinem Adar (@sinemadar.bsky.social), Seda Demiralp and Berk.
open.spotify.com/episode/3R8R7h…