Fayha Shalash is a journalist based in Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on agriculture and farming. Shalash's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Outlook Publishing, TRT World, and Al Jazeera Media Network.
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Fayha's reporting focuses primarily on the Israel-Palestine conflict, with a specific emphasis on human rights abuses and evolving stories. She may be interested in commentary from individuals directly impacted by the conflict or those who have expertise in international law, human rights, or Middle Eastern politics.
Given her coverage attributes of evolving stories and breaking news, she is likely to engage with sources who can provide timely insights into unfolding events related to the Israel-Palestine conflict, particularly those concerning human rights abuses and war crimes.
It’s important for potential contributors to approach Fayha with sensitivity toward the subject matter she covers as it pertains to deeply personal and often traumatic experiences.
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Prisoners' group says Israeli forces have recently escalated arrests of female activists
By: Fayha Shalash
Palestinian prisoners released from Israeli jail but remain separated from loved ones due to travel restrictions.
By: Fayha Shalash
Route 60 connects a number of settlements near Ramallah and Nablus and its expansion will further fragment Palestinian communities in the occupied territory
By: Fayha Shalash
Two Israeli banks cutting ties with Palestinian financial system could disrupt trade, salary payments, imports and financial transfers across occupied territories
Israeli settler also killed in assault near Nablus as revenge calls spread and ministers demand new settlements
Residents say Israeli forces watched as settlers burned homes and forced families to flee, following escalation in violence in occupied West Bank after Tel killings
By: Fayha Shalash
Attacks stretched from Nablus to Hebron, with Palestinian authorities calling for international action against large-scale settler violence
By: Fayha Shalash
As Israel’s military lockdown paralyses movement around Nablus, medics race through checkpoints to save lives, but not every patient survives
The Palestinian Ministry of Religious Endowments documented the violation and attack on 13 mosque by the Israeli army and settlers since the beginning of 2026.
By: Fayha Shalash
The Palestinian Ministry of Religious Endowments documented the violation and attack on 13 mosque by the Israeli army and settlers since the beginning of 2026.
