Lubna Masarwa is the Palestine and Israel bureau chief at Middle East Eye, based in Jerusalem. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, security and law enforcement, as well as international sports leagues and federations, with a particular focus on disaster and emergency response. Lubna's work has been featured in GlobalResearch, Middle East Eye, and Common Dreams.
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Lubna Masarwa's coverage mainly focuses on the Israel-Palestine conflict, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and expert commentary. She particularly covers topics related to government & politics, culture & society, and world affairs.
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Worshippers remain barred as Palestinians warn of escalating restrictions at holy site
By: Peter Oborne, Lubna Masarwa
Palestinians say Israel is using war as an excuse to assert control over Old City's holy sites after Catholic Patriarch was denied entry to Church of the Holy Sepulchre
While Jewish families gather to celebrate freedom, new death penalty law signals the state's tightening grip over Palestinians
By: Peter Oborne, Lubna Masarwa
Mustafa Abu Sway, deputy head of the Islamic Waqf, tells MEE the closure of the mosque risks destabilising the entire region
By: Lubna Masarwa
Palestinians say Israel is using wartime impunity to accelerate expulsions and expand settler-linked biblical parks, with at least 50 homes demolished since October 2023
By: Peter Oborne, Lubna Masarwa
The sanctity and security of Al-Aqsa is once again under threat, as it was during the lifetime of the great scholar
By: Lubna Masarwa
The lockdown in Jerusalem's Old City comes amid fears of further raids on Friday, which coincides with Nakba Day
Sources tell MEE the decision affects 30 senior Islamic Waqf employees from the occupied West Bank, in a move seen as further limiting Palestinian access to the site
By: Faisal Edroos
The plan has sparked fears that regional and international actors are seeking to sideline Jordan's role in Jerusalem in favour of a new arrangement closely aligned with Israeli interests
By: Rayhan Uddin, Lubna Masarwa
Palestinians say expropriation of religious site is further exploitation of archaeology and religion to target Palestinian land and identity
