Hazem Balousha is a Stringer at various esteemed publications. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on Latin America. Hazem's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Guardian, and The Washington Post.
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Hazem Balousha's coverage largely revolves around evolving and breaking news stories related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, specifically focusing on Gaza, Hamas, and the ensuing humanitarian crisis. Given this focus, individuals with firsthand experience in the region or those providing insights into geopolitical developments would be valuable sources for Hazem.
Experts who can provide context or analysis of political dynamics within the region would also likely find a receptive audience in Hazem's reporting. Furthermore, sources able to offer unique perspectives on culture and society within Gaza may present opportunities for insightful features or interviews.
Considering that much of his work involves ongoing conflicts and crises in the Middle East, reaching out with sensitivity towards these issues is essential.
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By: Claire Parker, Gerry Shih, Hazem Balousha
The militant movement is among eight Palestinian groups meeting in Cairo to hammer out proposed features of an interim administration for Gaza.
By: Gerry Shih, Hazem Balousha, Claire Parker
Palestinian political factions are holding closed-door discussions that could allow Hamas to help shape a postwar administration in Gaza, despite Israel’s vow to eliminate the militant group’s political influence in
By: Gerry Shih, Claire Parker, Hazem Balousha
Palestinian political factions are holding discussions that could see Hamas play a role in shaping a postwar administration in Gaza, despite Israel's vow to eliminate the militant group's political influence in the enclave and a decades-old feud between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority.
By: Hazem Balousha, Gerry Shih, Claire Parker
Gerry Shih, Claire Parker and Hazem Balousha The Washington Post
By: Loveday Morris, Lior Soroka, Hazem Balousha
U.S. and Israeli officials are divided over whether to allow the militants, stranded inside a tunnel network in Rafah, safe passage.
By: Hazem Balousha
The deaths added to a growing toll of Palestinian casualties since a U.S.-backed ceasefire in Gaza went into effect last month.
Middle East Images show how a winter storm has battered a destroyed Gaza
By: Yeganeh Torbati, Hazem Balousha, Suzan Haidamous
A severe winter storm with winds and heavy rains has killed more than a dozen people across the Gaza Strip, inundating its low-lying coast, flooding thousands of tents and collapsing buildings already...
By: Amaya Verde, Lior Soroka, Hazem Balousha, Siham Shamalakh, Abbie Cheeseman
Israel’s enforcement of its shifting demarcation line in Gaza has left hundreds of Palestinians dead in the months since an Oct. 10 ceasefire.
By: Hazem Balousha, Tania Krämer
Hamas is planning to transfer control of Gaza's civilian administration to Palestinian technocrats as part of the fragile US ceasefire. How is that affecting the daily lives of people living in Gaza?
