Mersiha Gadzo is a journalist and producer for Al Jazeera Media Network. With a focus on international affairs, Mersiha has covered a range of topics including elections, conflicts, discrimination, and scientific advancements. Her work has been featured in Al Jazeera as well as the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs.
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Mersiha Gadzo's coverage focuses on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements within the realms of politics and world affairs. She is particularly interested in topics related to the Middle East conflict, Israel-Palestine conflict, international diplomacy, European politics, discrimination issues, and conflicts such as Russia-Ukraine.
Considering her focus on evolving stories and breaking news in these specific geopolitical areas, Mersiha would likely value sources who can provide timely insights into ongoing events or those with direct involvement or expertise in these regions. Additionally, given her attention to government announcements and political themes globally as well as technology innovation and discrimination issues regionally; she may also be open to pitches from experts with unique perspectives on policy-making or societal impact within these contexts.
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By: Edna Mohamed, Mersiha Gadzo
Four children among six wounded as Israel attacks a polio centre in north Gaza despite an agreed humanitarian pause.
By: Alma Milisic, Mersiha Gadzo, Federica Marsi
Gaza’s Health Ministry says 33 Palestinians were killed and 156 wounded in the latest 24-hour reporting period.
By: Usaid Siddiqui, Federica Marsi, Zaheena Rasheed, Mersiha Gadzo, Lyndal Rowlands, Alma Milisic
Kamal Adwan Hospital is again attacked by Israeli forces as the deadly siege of northern Gaza continues.
By: Urooba Jamal, Mersiha Gadzo
Israeli artillery and drones attack central Gaza’s Nuseirat and Beit Lahiya in the north.
By: Urooba Jamal, Mersiha Gadzo
Gaza’s population ‘feels as if they have been put on death row’, senior UN official says, as Israeli bombing continues.
By: Urooba Jamal, Lyndal Rowlands, Zaheena Rasheed, Federica Marsi, Usaid Siddiqui, Mersiha Gadzo
Israeli air strike kills at least 10 people at a bustling cafe in southern al-Mawasi as they watched a football match.
By: Federica Marsi, Tamila Varshalomidze, Mersiha Gadzo
Day’s death toll across Gaza rises to 25 after an Israeli air strike targets overcrowded area in Deir el-Balah city.
By: Zaheena Rasheed, Usaid Siddiqui, Federica Marsi, Lyndal Rowlands, Mersiha Gadzo, Tamila Varshalomidze
At least 12 people killed in an Israeli strike on the Lebanese town of Baalshamieh, the Health Ministry says.
By: Mersiha Gadzo
UN aid chief’s comments at the Security Council came as Israel dismissed warnings of famine in Gaza as ‘slanderous’.
By: Tamila Varshalomidze, Mersiha Gadzo
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says Israel has accomplished its ‘goals’ and that it was time for fighting to stop.
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