Taylor Luck is a journalist and analyst specializing in the Middle East and North Africa region. As the Middle East Correspondent for The Christian Science Monitor, he covers a wide range of topics including conflicts, politics, and social issues in the region. Taylor's reporting provides unique insights into the complexities and nuances of the Middle East.
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Taylor's coverage primarily focuses on evolving stories related to world affairs and government & politics, with specific attention to topics such as Gaza, war, communication, hunger, fossil fuels, climate change, COP28, peace, Palestinian issues as well as Israel and the West Bank. Given this focus on intense geopolitical events and their impact on local populations in the Middle East region.
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By: Taylor Luck
Even without war in Gaza, Jerusalem is a flashpoint. At the center is Al-Aqsa Mosque, one of the three holiest sites in Islam. Yet amid cooperation on security, as seen by our reporter, a peace during this holy month of Ramadan has been holding.
By: Fatima Abdulkarim, Taylor Luck
Marwan Barghouti's popularity is unsurpassed. His message of democracy, unity, and resistance to occupation increasingly resonates today with Palestinians who are under attack, distrust their leadership, and would vote for him if given the chance.
By: Taylor Luck, Ghada Abdulfattah
As international aid agencies pull back in Gaza after the drone strike on a World Central Kitchen convoy, a heavier burden falls on local humanitarian workers. Their determination to save lives helps them persevere.
By: Ghada Abdulfattah, Taylor Luck
Searching the sky, or in the fields, even on the streets, residents of the northern Gaza Strip are constantly looking for food – and finding little.
By: Fatima Abdulkarim, Taylor Luck
With the world focused on Iran and Gaza, Israeli settlers are stepping up attacks against Palestinian towns and villages in the West Bank. Feeling abandoned, many residents believe they should take matters into their own hands.
Conflict in the Middle East has once again threatened to push climate change off the top of policymakers' agendas.
By: Taylor Luck
At sundown Monday evening, as hundreds of Israelis sat down to the Jewish Passover ceremony, the Seder in Hostages Square in downtown Tel Aviv, a digital clock loomed over them.
By: Taylor Luck
With Gaza talks being conducted in Saudi Arabia, Israel, Egypt, and Qatar, there is a sense of hope in the Middle East for what diplomats are calling a “last best chance” for a cease-fire and hostage-release agreement.
By: Taylor Luck, Ghada Abdulfattah
Palestinians displaced by Israel's war against Hamas have had steadily fewer options for safe shelter. With Israel's sights now set on Rafah, and despite cease-fire talks, fearful Palestinians are wondering where they can go next.
By: Shoshanna Solomon, Taylor Luck
From the start of the war in Gaza seven months ago, Israel's dual war aims – rescuing hostages and defeating Hamas – have been in tension. As pressures mount on Israel to choose between a cease-fire and an invasion of Rafah, that tension is soaring.
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