Chantal Da Silva is a reporter at NBC News. She specializes in world news, with a focus on regional interest, security, and law enforcement, covering topics such as crime, aviation, and significant global events. Chantal's work has been featured in various outlets including The Independent, CBC, CNN, and Euronews.
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Chantal Da Silva's articles predominantly cover evolving stories and breaking news related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Gaza, hostages, IDF activities, and humanitarian crises. Given this focus, she may be particularly interested in receiving pitches that provide firsthand accounts or expert analysis of unfolding events in these areas.
Journalists covering such sensitive topics tend to prioritize accuracy and sensitivity when sourcing information. Therefore, experts with direct experience or deep knowledge of the region's dynamics would likely capture her attention.
Since Chantal does not have a specified geographic focus but concentrates on international conflicts involving Israel and Palestine, sources providing insights from within the region or those closely monitoring geopolitical developments are likely to resonate with her reporting needs.
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Advances have been made over the weekend in negotiations to broker a deal that would end Israel's deadly assault on Gaza and see the release of hostages held by Hamas.
Palestinians in Gaza were cautiously optimistic after President Joe Biden said negotiators were "on the brink" of securing a truce between Israel and Hamas.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to seek approval for the ceasefire agreement from his security Cabinet before the truce can move forward.
By: Chantal Da Silva, Henry Austin, Gabe Joselow
Israel's prime minister has been accused of prioritizing his own political survival and the unity of his fractious right-wing cabinet over bringing home the hostages.
In less than two days since a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas was announced Wednesday, fighting and airstrikes have killed at least 115 people, local authorities said.
The deal “was only really accepted in the end because Trump came along,” a former hostage negotiator told NBC News.
The truce aims to halt Israeli strikes that have killed more than 46,800 Palestinians and laid waste to the enclave, plus see the gradual release of hostages held in captivity for 15 months.
By: Chantal Da Silva, Daniele Hamamdjian
“Honestly, my feelings are indescribable,” Boshara Amro, 21, told NBC News after her sister Jeneen was released.
By: Chantal Da Silva
While aid was rapidly flowing into Gaza, bodies were being pulled from rubble where the homes of 90% of the enclave's population previously stood.
By: Chantal Da Silva
The White House said that Trump had done away with the measures, which barred Americans from dealing with both Israeli settlers and entities associated with them.
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