Allyson Horn is a Middle East Correspondent for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). With a focus on reporting from the Middle East, Allyson covers a wide range of topics including conflicts, political developments, and human interest stories. She has also contributed to other media outlets such as Cigalah Group and fijivillage.
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Allyson Horn's coverage heavily focuses on the Israel-Palestine conflict, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Given the sensitive nature of this topic, those looking to reach out should consider offering well-researched and balanced perspectives from credible sources that could provide insights into the complex dynamics of the conflict.
Experts or individuals directly involved in diplomatic efforts, peace initiatives, human rights organizations operating in these areas, international law specialists, or individuals who have witnessed events first-hand may be valuable resources for Allyson’s coverage focus.
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By: Allyson Horn
Thousands of flag-waving Israelis have marched through East Jerusalem to mark its capture in the 1967 war.
By: Allyson Horn, Orly Halpern, Haidarr Jones
Violence has erupted at Israel's annual Jerusalem Day march, with some Jewish Israelis attacking Palestinians and journalists, including an ABC News team, while chanting offensive slogans.
By: Allyson Horn
A mission that required the precision of brain surgery – that's how Israel's military described the complexity of Saturday's operation to rescue four Israeli hostages after 246 days in captivity.
By: Allyson Horn
Benny Gantz, a centrist member of Israel's three-man war Cabinet, has resigned accusing the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, of mismanaging the war effort and putting his own “political survival” ahead of the country's security needs.
By: Orly Halpern, Allyson Horn
For the first time, the United Nations has added Israel's armed and security forces, Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) militant group to its list of offenders for violating children's rights.
By: Allyson Horn
Program: AM Presented by For the first time, Israel's armed and security forces have been added to a United Nations blacklist for offenders that harm children.
By: Allyson Horn
In Israel, there is a Hebrew saying largely adopted during times of war: sheket, yorim.
By: Allyson Horn
Moataz al-Hasoumy would rather return to Rafah and face death than continue trying to survive in Gaza's so-called "humanitarian area".
By: Allyson Horn
Igal uses the online platform Booking to advertise his holiday apartment. But human rights lawyers want the practice banned and allege Booking is breaking international law.
By: Allyson Horn
Program: AM A group of human rights organisations and legal centres have launched a criminal complaint against online travel website booking
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