Philip Pan

Nov 19, 2024 | editorandpublisher.com | Philip Pan |Adrienne Carter |Kim Fararo |Suzanne Spector

We are thrilled to announce two high-power additions to the International desk: Jeanna Smialek as our new Brussels bureau chief and Jim Tankersley as our new Berlin bureau chief. In their respective roles, Jeanna and Jim will be central to our Europe coverage, tackling some of the biggest issues in the region, including migration, extremism, climate change and geopolitics.

Nov 17, 2023 | afr.com | Philip Pan |Patrick Kingsley |Thomas Fuller

In a building next to the hospital, the military said Friday, it had discovered the body of a second hostage taken by Hamas, Noa Marciano, 19, who had been a corporal in the Israeli army. The military also announced that it had killed “Hamas terrorists” found hiding in a school. In order to enter Gaza, two reporters and a photographer for the Times were obliged to remain with Israeli troops for the duration of the visit.

Nov 17, 2023 | telegraphindia.com | Philip Pan |Patrick Kingsley

Almost 48 hours after entering Gaza’s largest medical complex, the Israeli military escorted New York Times journalists through a landscape of wartime destruction on Thursday night to a stone-and-concrete shaft on its grounds with a staircase descending into the earth — evidence, it said, of a Hamas military facility under the hospital.

Nov 17, 2023 | nytimes.com | Philip Pan |Patrick Kingsley |Thomas Fuller

Israeli forces on Friday probed further into civilian infrastructure in northern Gaza for signs of a Hamas presence, announcing that they had found weapons at a school and guiding international reporters to a tunnel shaft on the grounds of the territory’s largest hospital. As troops searched the hospital, Al-Shifa, for a third day, Israel announced that it would allow limited shipments of fuel to the enclave to avoid “epidemics” amid the wreckage of the territory.

Nov 17, 2023 | bostonglobe.com | Philip Pan |Patrick Kingsley

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Almost 48 hours after entering Gaza’s largest medical complex, the Israeli military escorted journalists from The New York Times through a landscape of wartime destruction Thursday night to a stone-and-concrete shaft on its grounds with a staircase descending into the earth — evidence, it said, of a Hamas military facility under the hospital. But Col.