From starvation and the Netanyahu government to Hamas and political repression, Haaretz's Arab Affairs Correspondent responds to readers' questions about reporting on Gaza. The current moment feels like a 'march toward the abyss' for both Palestinians and Israelis, she says
Sheren Falah Saab covers Gaza through constant contact with the people living its reality. As Haaretz's Arab affairs correspondent, she documents the day-to-day toll of a war too often reduced to headlines – in direct, human detail.
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