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Eric Reidy

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Staff Editor and Reporter, Migration and Special Coverage at The New Humanitarian

Journalist. Staff Editor & Reporter @NewHumanitarian. Focus on migration. Other bylines @WIRED @NewRepublic @MotherJones @thenation & others.

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  • 1 week ago | buff.ly | Eric Reidy

    Republish this article Sadly, The New Humanitarian has lost a member of the global community of contributors we rely on to produce our coverage of conflicts and crises around the world: Hajar Harb, a Palestinian journalist from the Gaza Strip, passed away in London on 26 May following a battle with cancer. She was 40 years old. I first met Hajar at a conference in Geneva, Switzerland at the end of 2023, shortly after Israel began its cataclysmic assault on Hajar’s home – the Gaza Strip. Hajar...

  • 1 week ago | thenewhumanitarian.org | Eric Reidy

    Republish this article Sadly, The New Humanitarian has lost a member of the global community of contributors we rely on to produce our coverage of conflicts and crises around the world: Hajar Harb, a Palestinian journalist from the Gaza Strip, passed away in London on 26 May following a battle with cancer. She was 40 years old. I first met Hajar at a conference in Geneva, Switzerland at the end of 2023, shortly after Israel began its cataclysmic assault on Hajar’s home – the Gaza Strip. Hajar...

  • Jan 21, 2025 | theafricanmirror.africa | Eric Reidy

    This story was originally published by The New Humanitarian. By Eric Reidy WITH the sounds of war starting to fall silent in the Gaza Strip after 470 days of brutal Israeli military assault and siege, a tiny crack of hope has opened for the Palestinian residents of the enclave that they will be able to gather the shattered pieces of their lives and begin the daunting task of rebuilding.

  • Jan 20, 2025 | thenewhumanitarian.org | Eric Reidy

    Republish this article With the sounds of war starting to fall silent in the Gaza Strip after 470 days of brutal Israeli military assault and siege, a tiny crack of hope has opened for the Palestinian residents of the enclave that they will be able to gather the shattered pieces of their lives and begin the daunting task of rebuilding. But whether the deal reached by Israel and Hamas on 15 January will lead to a decisive end to the war remains entirely unclear. From a humanitarian...

  • Dec 4, 2024 | theafricanmirror.africa | Hajar Harb |Eric Reidy

    This story was originally published by The New Humanitarian. By Riley Sparks, Hajar Harb, Omar Nabil Abdel Hamid and Eric Reidy EARLIER this year, as northern Gaza hurtled towards famine under Israeli bombardment and siege, UN agencies undertook an emergency effort to try to deliver food aid safely to hundreds of thousands of people on the brink of starvation.

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Eric Reidy @Eric_Reidy
3 Dec 24

RT @ASE: Targeted aid killings: How Israel starved a population and sowed chaos in northern Gaza: https://t.co/qog0nxKaDx (@newhumanitarian)

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Eric Reidy @Eric_Reidy
3 Dec 24

RT @illied: For a few days, a patchwork system to get food into northern Gaza was working. Then, the Israeli military began what appear to…

Eric Reidy
Eric Reidy @Eric_Reidy
3 Dec 24

RT @McGully2: A must-read to understand how emergency aid for starving people in northern Gaza became impossible. Killings, gangs, and law…