Mustafa Abu Sneineh is a journalist whose work primarily focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the Middle East region. He has contributed to various publications including Mondoweiss, Popular Resistance, and NJTODAY.NET, and his work has also appeared in Truthout and Middle East Eye. Mustafa's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on the ongoing conflict, including updates on military operations, political developments, and human rights issues.
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Mustafa Abu Sneineh's coverage reflects a strong focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, particularly with regard to ongoing events and breaking news related to the conflict. Given this emphasis, individuals or organizations with first-hand accounts or expert analysis of developments in this region would be highly relevant sources for Mustafa.
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By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
After a night of heavy bombardment the PA warns Israel's Rafah offensive has begun. Meanwhile, the invasion of al-Shifa hospital continues; all communication with medical staff trapped inside the hospital has been silent since Monday evening.
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
Hamas slams Israel for "spreading chaos" after an Israeli airstrike killed two local police officers in charge of securing and delivering food to north Gaza. In the West Bank, Israeli forces and settlers kill two Palestinians.
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
Above photo: A Palestinian man inspects a destroyed building following an Israeli air strike on Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, March 19, 2024. Abed Rahim Khatib/DPA via Zuma Press APA Images.
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
Above photo: A view from the damaged buildings after Israeli airstrikes on Nuseirat in central Gaza killed 27 members of the same family on March 20, 2024. Omar Ashtawy/APA Images.
By: Mert Alper Dervis Anadolu
Canada’s Parliament passed a nonbinding motion to end arms sales to Israel — but not arms purchases from Israel.
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
Israeli forces ordered Palestinians inside al-Amal Hospital in Khan Younis to leave “naked,” while survivors of the al-Shifa Hospital raid witnessed numerous atrocities committed by the Israeli army. In Jerusalem, Israeli settlers stormed al-Aqsa.
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
Above photo: Injured Palestinians, including children, are brought to the Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir Al-Balah for treatment following Israeli airstrikes, March 23, 2024. Omar Ashtawy/APA Images.
By: Michel Moushabeck
Today the US finally decided not to obstruct a UN Security Council resolution demanding immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh, Julia Gledhill, Amy Goodman, Chris Walker, Lindsay Koshgarian, Jake Johnson, Richard Krushnic, Michel Moushabeck, Olivia Rosane, Jon Letman, Shawn Thew - Pool, Nermeen Shaikh, Brett Wilkins, William D. Hartung, Jonathan King, William I. Robinson, Tithi Bhattacharya
The continued funding of nuclear weapons development is a pork barrel of herculean proportions.
By: Jonathan Kuttab
Easter should be a time of hope, but in Gaza death and destruction reign.
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