David S. Cloud is a journalist who writes for The Wall Street Journal, with his work also appearing in The Australian. He specializes in covering military and conflict-related topics, with a focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on the actions and strategies of the Israeli military, as well as the impact on civilians and infrastructure in the region.
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By: David S. Cloud
Israel's troops in Gaza are closing in on hospitals that it says are sheltering Hamas fighters, and will take "every precaution possible" to protect civilians and patients at the facilities, according to Lt. Col. Richard Hecht, a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces. Following at least [one explo
By: David S. Cloud
Several thousand people remain inside Gaza's Al-Shifa Hospital complex, mostly in the courtyard, said Lt. Col Peter Lerner, an Israeli military spokesman. “We’ve also seen people evacuated from within the hospital. We’re pushing forward in order to increase that,” he said. “We’re encouraging the ho
By: David S. Cloud
The Israeli military said it allowed at least six Hamas fighters to evacuate the Rantisi pediatric hospital in Gaza rather than engaging t
By: David S. Cloud
Israeli forces aren’t firing into Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza and are in contact with officials at the facility to allow people inside to evacuate, Col. Moshe Tetro said, adding that there are clashes between Israeli troops and Hamas fighters outside the complex. "There is no siege," said Tetro, spea
By: David S. Cloud, Stephen Kalin
Israel’s resumed military offensive is expected to focus increasingly on southern Gaza, where it claims many of Hamas’s senior leaders are hiding, along with hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians who have fled the initial invasion in the northern part of the enclave. The Israeli military dro
A day after U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called for a “protection plan” to limit further civilian casualties in Gaza, Israel published an interactive map dividing the coastal enclave into hundreds of numbered zones that it said residents should consult for instructions about where to move
By: David S. Cloud
Hamas may believe it has a chance to survive if the pressure builds on Israel to halt its renewed offensive in southern Gaza before the militant group is defeated, said Eran Etzion, a former deputy national security adviser in Israel. American officials say that international pressure could force I
米政府は、ガザでの戦争を終わらせ、イランによる影響力も抑止しようと中東への外交的・軍事的関与を深める中、大きな難題に直面している。
イスラエル軍が軍事作戦の推進に向け、ガザ中部を横断する道路を拡張していることが分かった。
By: David S. Cloud
The New York Fed’s process to move Baghdad’s oil earnings lacked key money-laundering safeguards, resulting in illicit transfers that financed terrorist groups for years.
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