West Bank correspondent, investigative journalist
Hagar Shezaf is a West Bank correspondent and investigative journalist. She focuses on regional interests and world news, with particular attention to topics such as crime, violence, and activism in the Middle East, as well as agricultural issues across various regions including LATAM and North America. Hagar's work has been featured in the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island, Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd, and Foreign Policy.
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Hagar Shezaf's coverage focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with an emphasis on evolving and breaking news stories related to human rights, detentions, and settler violence. Her work also delves into culture & society, government & politics, and world affairs.
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By: Hagar Shezaf
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At least four Palestinians have died while being interrogated by the Shin Bet security service since the war in Gaza began last October, a Haaretz investigation revealed.
By: Hagar Shezaf
In the 90s, Israel transferred construction enforcement authority in Area B in the West Bank to the Palestinian Authority, which pledged not to build.
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The home of Dr. Aviad Bakshi, a drafter of Israel's proposed judicial overhaul legislation, is in a section of the West Bank settlement of Ofra that a 2004 report states is entirely on privately owned land
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By: Hagar Shezaf
A large number of Palestinians have contacted the IDF to locate relatives who went missing during the war. The army responded it had 'no information' on their whereabouts.
By: Hagar Shezaf
The Israeli army spokesman had said the doctor had been arrested in a raid by the army and the Shin Bet security service, while CNN reported that former detainees said he was held in Sde Teiman
By: Hagar Shezaf
Lawyers representing the West Bank teenager presented an expert opinion to the court detailing his intellectual disability and low IQ.
By: Hagar Shezaf
Lawyers representing the West Bank teenager presented an expert opinion to the court detailing his intellectual disability and low IQ. The Shin Bet says he was arrested based on information that he tried to stab Israelis
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