Ben Reiff is a writer at The Nation, +972 Magazine, and The Guardian. He focuses on themes such as culture and society, education, and world affairs, with a particular emphasis on the Middle East, Israel, and regional interests. Ben's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting his insights into terrorism, media, and crime.
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Ben Reiff's coverage has a strong focus on the Israel-Palestine conflict, human rights, and related political and societal topics. He particularly covers evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and breaking news in this context.
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In partnership with The international media was awash yesterday with clips of people in Lebanon celebrating news of the looming ceasefire
By: Ben Reiff
Conscientious objectors Iddo Elam and Soul Behar Tsalik tell +972 why their wartime draft refusal is a stand for a better future for all in Israel-Palestine.
Heavy rain and strong winds battered the tents of Gazans displaced by Israel's onslaught, leaving many without any shelter for the coming winter.
Oren Ziv December 4, 2024 In partnership with Several weeks before October 7, +972 Magazine published an investigation into
By: Ben Reiff
Restrictions and attacks by the Israeli military, together with rampant settler violence, left many Palestinians unable to harvest this year's crop.
The so-called “Bibileaks” scandal has caused a firestorm in Israel in recent months. After it emerged that classified material was leaked from the
Israelis' waning trust in Netanyahu and the direction of the war, along with shifts in global public opinion and accountability, offer leverage to exploit.
By: Ben Reiff
It is a pattern with which Gazans are painfully familiar: as reports of an imminent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas began swirling
Steven Witkoff, Donald Trump's incoming Middle East envoy, reportedly didn't bother with pleasantries when he informed the Israelis that he would
In partnership with Almost immediately after the announcement that Israel and Hamas had agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza, a consensus emerged
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