Mustafa Abu Sneineh is a journalist known for his work at various outlets including Middle East Eye, NJTODAY.NET, Mondoweiss, Truthout, Popular Resistance, and Arab News. His reporting focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on topics such as chemistry, materials science, real estate development, and real estate investment.
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Mustafa Abu Sneineh's coverage reflects a strong focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, particularly with regard to ongoing events and breaking news related to the conflict. Given this emphasis, individuals or organizations with first-hand accounts or expert analysis of developments in this region would be highly relevant sources for Mustafa.
His coverage also includes topics related to international relations and the United Nations' involvement in the Middle East. Therefore, experts who can provide insights into diplomatic efforts, humanitarian impacts, and historical context within this region could offer valuable contributions to his reporting.
As Mustafa focuses primarily on culture & society as well as world affairs through a specific lens of ongoing conflicts and their broader implications; pitches should reflect an understanding of these themes while bringing forward unique perspectives or access that aligns with his area of coverage.
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By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
Ambassador Christina Markus Lassen: ‘What's going on in Gaza has nothing to do with self-defense'
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
Amnesty International says the Israeli Football Association violates international law by providing economic opportunities to settlers' football clubs in West Bank
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
LONDON: The Future Resilience Forum launched its third edition this week in London, bringing together government, media, academic and enterprise leaders to discuss global security crises and challenges in a “new world order.” Since Fiona Hill founded the FRF in 2023, the Middle East has witnessed momentous events, including the war in the Gaza Strip, the fall of Bashar Assad’s regime in Syria and US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites.
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
‘We want to be big, to be better, to have more reach, where we can serve our customer base,' David R. Weinreb, non-executive chairman of Dar Global, tells Arab News
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
https://arab.news/jpfka STOCKHOLM: King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden on Wednesday awarded American Saudi scientist Omar Yaghi the Nobel Prize
By: Mustafa Abu Sneineh
STOCKHOLM: Saudi-American scientist Omar M. Yaghi’s career has been shaped by a rare combination of intellectual audacity and personal history — a lifelong drive to push science beyond known limits, while never losing sight of its capacity to serve humanity. In 2025, that journey culminated in global recognition when Yaghi became the first Saudi national to receive a Nobel Prize, and only the second Arab-born laureate to be awarded the chemistry prize, after the Egyptian-American scientist Ahmed Zewail in 1999.
https://arab.news/zc85p LONDON: Antonio Guterres will become the first UN secretary-general to visit Syria since 2009 when he travels there
Swedish Left Party MEP Hanna Gedin, who was denied entry to Israel before her planned travel on Sunday night, told Arab News the decision was based on political grounds.
