Noah Lanard is a reporter for Mother Jones, with previous experience at Washingtonian and freelancing from Mexico City. His reporting focuses on national issues in the United States, particularly on topics related to Israel and Palestine, ethics in politics, and progressive movements.
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Noah Lanard's coverage is primarily focused on US politics, particularly issues related to the Israel-Palestine conflict and progressive movements. He frequently covers breaking news, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and evolving stories in these areas.
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The president once said “Israel could get into a fistfight with this country and we'd still defend” it. That is now clearer than ever.
By: Noah Lanard
The grassroots campaign was a success. Will the president listen?
By: Noah Lanard
UNRWA has been pushed to its “breaking point” after "rash" decisions by the US and its allies.
By: Noah Lanard
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A former Israeli peace negotiator says the president's response has “failed to meet even the lowest of low expectations.”
Ronna McDaniel appears on NBC News after her controversial hire. AP/Jeff Roberson
The attack comes two days after terrorists killed more than 130 people at a suburban Moscow concert hall.
By: Noah Lanard
The measure provides billions in military assistance to Israel, but bans funding for the most important aid group for Palestinians.
By: Noah Lanard
“There are people working very hard inside State to try to hold Israel accountable, but none of that will actually go into effect unless Biden wants it to,” says Annelle Sheline.
By: Noah Lanard, Julianne McShane
Power's Pulitzer-prize winning book on US failures to stop genocides once celebrated the power of public resignation.
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