Among those attending the Hass talk was Karen Abrams Gerber, 56, an organizational consultant and leadership coach from Riverdale, New York.

The far-left Haaretz reporter Amira Hass, who used to live in Gaza — “that was a hard talk to listen to,” Sperber recalled — and the head of Israel’s version of the ACLU.

Sadly, as Amira Hass makes clear in her new Afterword, Joe Sacco's deeply empathetic account of the Gazan people is even more relevant today than at any time since its original publication." ...

Amira Hass, Haaretz correspondent for the Occupied Palestinian Territories says Rafah is "a population beyond despair" who feel the "world has abandoned them." ...

“Everything normal right now is obscene,” I heard Israeli journalist Amira Hass say early on in the war, and it’s true. Even sitting down to articulate this moment feels obscene.

Before Oct. 7, analysts were fretting more about the West Bank, not Gaza, as the potential spark for an explosion of Israeli and Palestinian violence. The calendar year had seen a surge in ...

In the early 1990s, Amira Hass, a young Israeli reporter, entered Gaza and stayed as the first Israeli journalist to live and document daily Palestinian life there. "Drinking the Sea at Gaza: Days ...

– Amira Hass, one of the world’s most fearless journalists, on Gaza. + Biden seems to have aged 10 years that he didn’t have in the last week. The bombing of the Gaza hospital (regardless […] ...

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AMIRA HASS: It’s very hard to add anything after, of course, what Mustafa, Dr. Mustafa, said. It was in such details describing the horrors. And unfortunately, I’m not in the country.

In an article headlined “ Arriving Again at the Cycle of Vengeance,” Amira Hass, who for more than three decades has reported from the West Bank and Gaza, reflected on Saturday’s murders and ...