Bethan McKernan is a journalist and the Jerusalem correspondent for The Guardian. She specializes in reporting on the Middle East, with a focus on Israel and Palestine. Bethan's work covers a range of topics including conflict, human rights, and political developments in the region.
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Bethan McKernan's coverage focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with an emphasis on evolving and breaking news stories related to government & politics and culture & society. She covers a wide range of topics including Israel, Gaza, war, conflict, and Palestinian-Israeli relations.
Given the nature of her coverage which often involves sensitive political situations and human interest stories in a conflict zone, she is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide insightful analysis from experts familiar with the region's complex geopolitical dynamics or those who can offer firsthand accounts from individuals affected by these events.
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An alleged intelligence leak from Benjamin Netanyahu's office has ballooned into a major scandal for the Israeli prime minister after a court partly
By: Bethan McKernan
In January this year, four-year-old Ruqayya Jahalin, her mother and her five siblings were waiting in a taxi at the checkpoint that is the only way in and out of their home, the occupied West Bank village of Beit Iksa.
By: Bethan Mckernan
Since the 7 October attack, and the ensuing war in Gaza, restrictions in Beit Iksa have become even more suffocating
By: Bethan Mckernan
Critics dismayed at timing of dismissal amid war and on day of US election ā and warn more may come for PMās political gain
By: Bethan McKernan
Many Israelis have been left reeling by Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to dismiss his popular defence minister in the midst of a multifront war, accusing him of carrying out the move for his own political gain.
By: Bethan McKernan, William Christou
Israeli ground forces are getting closer to āthe complete evacuationā of northern Gaza and residents will not be allowed to return home, the Israel
Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is known to be both image-obsessed and anxious to stay in office, which he sees as the best way of avoiding prosecution for longstanding corruption charges, which he denies.
By: Bethan Mckernan
Israeli army says officerās comments that Palestinians will not be allowed return home were taken out of context
By: Bethan McKernan
The Israeli army has distanced itself from comments made by a brigadier general that ground forces are getting closer to āthe complete evacuationā of the northern Gaza Strip and residents will not be allowed to return home
By: Bethan Mckernan
WHO says hijacking by armed men has aggravated already severe scarcity of food, medicine and other aid
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