Amira Hass is a journalist at Haaretz, where she reports on the occupied Palestinian territories. Her work often intersects themes of civil rights, social interest, and public health, reflecting her commitment to highlighting the complexities of life in conflict zones. Amira's insights have also been featured in Jacobin Magazine, GlobalResearch, Common Dreams, and other prominent publications.
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Amira Hass primarily covers the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on evolving stories, breaking news, and opinion editorials that delve into the cultural, societal, political aspects of this complex issue. She would be most responsive to pitches offering in-depth analysis or first-hand reports related to the ongoing events in Gaza and their impact on individuals and communities.
Given her focus on human stories within a larger geopolitical context, she may value sources who can provide unique perspectives from those directly affected by the situation. Additionally, experts with deep knowledge of Middle Eastern politics and international relations could offer valuable insights for her coverage.
When reaching out to Amira Hass, consider providing nuanced viewpoints that contribute to understanding the multifaceted dynamics of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict while being sensitive to its humanitarian implications.
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By: Amira Hass
The justification for Thabet Maslam's detention – without trial, an indictment or any disclosed evidence – is particularly unusual. In January, settlers raided the village where Maslam lived and were filmed telling him, 'It'll be fun in prison, don't worry
By: Amira Hass
Analysis The U.S. ambassador's concern for an American citizen in Qusra, and the shock at reports in the international media, pale in comparison as the IDF once again punishes the Palestinians targeted by the settlers
By: Amira Hass
Amira Hass (via Haaretz.com) The U.S. ambassador's concern for an American citizen in Qusra, and the shock at reports in the international media, pale
By: Amira Hass
Sultan Jabarin was arrested after Israelis invaded his village south of Bethlehem, and required medical treatment. Only after petitions to the High Court of Justice was his family told where he was, and the ban the Shin Bet had imposed on meeting his lawyer was lifted
By: Amira Hass
Traders, officials and residents describe a shadow economy supplying everything from cigarettes to medical equipment, with allegations that Israeli soldiers and Hamas authorities profit from the trade
By: Amira Hass
The IDF arrested Palestinian gynecologist Dr. Dima Amin at her home in Ramallah. According to her attorney, she suffered a cardiac event after soldiers forcefully tightened her handcuffs, leaving marks on her wrists that remained visible days later
By: Amira Hass
Two days earlier the army blockaded the same house and plot of the Jabarin family from al-Minya village. This would be explained later as a "mistake"
By: Amira Hass
Thabet Moslem was detained over alleged 'violent friction incidents with settlers' and placed in administrative detention until January 2027. A military judge ordered his immediate release after an appeal
By: Amira Hass
Gadi Eisenkot's position on Palestinian statehood is beside the point. Across Gaza, the West Bank and Israel itself, the machinery for making Palestinian life impossible is already operating, laying the groundwork for mass expulsion
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