
Vivian Yee
Cairo Bureau Chief at The New York Times
Cairo bureau chief for the @nytimes. Past lives: Beirut, U.S. immigration and NYC. I tweet about some other things too. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
clarin.com | María Laura Avignolo |Adam Plowright |Vivian Yee |Marcelo Cantelmi
Mientras continúa el intercambio de misiles entre Israel e Irán, el gobierno de Benjamin Netanyahu asegura que mató a tres comandantes de los Guardianes de la Revolución iraníes y que bombardeó una instalación nuclear de Isfahán, en el centro del país persa, en el noveno día del conflicto. Seguí todas las novedades sobre la guerra entre Israel e Irán en la cobertura minuto a minuto de Clarín.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Leily Nikounazar |Farnaz Fassihi |Vivian Yee
As Israeli airstrikes hit Iranian cities, and Iranian forces fired back, Meisam, 41, an Iranian poet and writer, decided it was time to leave Tehran. On Sunday night, he joined the crowds of people fleeing the Iranian capital and headed for his hometown in East Azerbaijan Province. Meisam, who asked to be identified only by his first name because of the sensitivity of the situation, said he drove through areas where smoke from explosions hung in the air.
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1 week ago |
thestar.com.my | Vivian Yee |Bilal Shbair
IT had made sense to Nour Barda and Heba al-Arqan in November 2023 to try for another baby when a temporary truce had just taken hold in the Gaza Strip. Barda’s father, who had only sons, kept asking when he might have a granddaughter at last. Back then, the war seemed like it might end. Back then, there was food, even if it was not enough. By the time al-Arqan found out she was pregnant last year, things in Gaza were much worse.
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2 weeks ago |
rsn.org | Vivian Yee |Bilal Shbair
It had made sense to Nour Barda and Heba al-Arqan in November 2023 to try for another baby when a temporary truce had just taken hold in Gaza. Mr. Barda’s father, who had only sons, kept asking when he might have a granddaughter at last. Back then, the war seemed like it might end. Back then, there was food, even if it was not enough. By the time Ms. al-Arqan found out she was pregnant last year, things in Gaza were much worse.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraphindia.com | Vivian Yee |Bilal Shbair
It had been like this with Jihad, their son, who was born in 2023, two weeks after the war began. Their increasingly desperate efforts to find food when Jihad was six months old were described in a New York Times article about malnourished children in Gaza in April 2024 Vivian Yee, Bilal Shbair Published 08.06.25, 11:45 AM Palestinian children struggle to get donated food at a community kitchen in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, on Monday.
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