Associate Producer, NBC News Investigations
Yasmine Salam is an Associate Producer for NBC News Investigations. She has covered a range of topics, including conflicts in the Middle East, international law, and the actions of federal law enforcement agencies. Yasmine's work has been featured in various publications, including NBC News, AOL, Inc., Yahoo News, and KPRC.
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Yasmine Salam's coverage primarily focuses on evolving and breaking news stories related to the Israeli-Hamas conflict, international law, government & politics, world affairs, and culture & society. She seems particularly interested in legal policy regulations and government announcements.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news, Yasmine would likely be receptive to sources who can provide real-time insights or expert commentary on issues related to the Israeli-Hamas conflict, international law implications of the conflict, humanitarian crises in Gaza, as well as perspectives from Palestinian-Americans.
Due to her broad thematic coverage with no specific geographic focus mentioned, experts with a deep understanding of geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East may find success reaching out with relevant insights.
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By: Raf Sanchez, Dan De Luce, Yasmine Salam, Chantal Da Silva, Anna Schecter
Israel says Hamas is under mounting pressure, but some analysts say the situation in Gaza could end up resembling Israel’s troubled experience in Lebanon in the 1980s and 90s.
By: Yasmine Salam, Lara Fernandez, Gabe Joselow
“It holds who I am,” Salma Shurrab told NBC News on the benefits of her diary that she kept amid the 60 days of war she witnessed in her hometown, before fleeing to neighboring Egypt.
By: Yasmine Salam, Gabe Joselow, Lara Fernandez, Charlene Gubash
On Oct 6. Salma Shurrab said goodbye to her hometown without knowing it. Breaking her usual midnight curfew, she indulged in a late-night car ride.
By: Yasmine Salam
Support for a two-state solution nearly double in Gaza, as fewer backed “armed struggle” for an independent Palestinian state.
By: Yasmine Salam, Chantal Da Silva, Bianca Britton, Matthew Mulligan
Built over decades, Gaza’s universities embodied the ambitions of young Palestinians. In weeks, the Israeli military destroyed them.
“I feel proud that there is a group of students who feel what we feel now — and are helping and supporting us,” said Reem Musa Suleiman Abu Shinar, speaking to an NBC News crew in the city of Rafah in southern Gaza.
By: Yasmine Salam, Patrick-Smith
LAPD was called to respond to scuffles at UCLA, where fireworks were thrown and fights broke out between rival protesters. 21m ago / 1:56 PM GMT+2
By: Tavleen Tarrant, Yasmine Salam
For many Palestinians stuck in Rafah, crowdfunding has become a lifeline, the only way to meet the skyrocketing cost of crossing the border. Social media users overseas are flocking to help.
By: Yasmine Salam, Dasha Burns, Kaitlin Sullivan
More women are facing challenges to filling their prescriptions for contraceptives like IUDs.
By: Yasmine Salam, Kaitlin Sullivan, Dasha Burns
Access to birth control, including IUDs, the pill and patches, was under pressure in the South and rural areas even before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v.
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