Sally Ibrahim is a local journalist based in the Palestinian Territories, specifically Gaza. Her work has been featured in publications such as GlobalResearch and The New Arab. Sally's articles cover a range of topics including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, human rights issues, and the daily struggles faced by Palestinians in Gaza.
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Sally Ibrahim's work focuses on local stories in the Palestinian Territories, particularly Gaza, with an emphasis on culture & society and government & politics. She often features evolving stories and expert commentary related to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, war, displacement, and humanitarian crises.
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On Wednesday, Abbas, 89-years-old, announced that the Palestinian National Council chairman, Rawhi Fattouh, would be his temporary replacement.
Speaking to The New Arab, some have argued that PA president Mahmoud Abbas has the right to end the endless suffering of Palestinians in Gaza.
"What is happening in northern Gaza is the bloodiest since the beginning of the war," Mahmoud Basal, spokesperson for the Civil Defence Authority, said to TNA.
Many Palestinians described to The New Arab that the events in Syria were "a real victory over injustice, tyranny and corruption".
Palestinian families received the news of the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, which led to the release of tens of thousands of detainees in Syrian prisons.
An Israeli quadcopter killed orthopaedic surgeon Saeed Joda while he was heading to Al-Awda Hospital from Kamal Adwan Hospital to treat patients.
By: Sally Ibrahim
"Do they not know that people are dying of hunger, cold and oppression in Gaza? Will these games save them?" a Palestinian engineer remarked to The New Arab.
"We decided to make concessions in order to make the negotiation efforts successful and stop the war in Gaza to spare our people further Israeli crimes."
Palestinian women, who amount to mostly half of Gaza's population, are already planning to deal with the post-ceasefire conditions.
By: Sally Ibrahim
About 91 persons, including patients and medical staff, are still stuck inside the hospital without knowing what will happen to them.
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