Based in Beirut, Euan Ward is a British reporter contributing to The New York Times.
Davide Lerner reports out of the region for the Italian daily "Domani" and as a radio presenter with RAI, the national public broadcasting company of Italy.
A graduate of both CJS and Sciences Po, Ben Barnier is a Grande Reporter for France Télévisions.
A reporter for the Guardian, Bethan McKernan visited Nir Oz in southern Israel to talk to survivors about what has happened to their kibbutz and the wider region since.
Now the Saudi correspondent at Semafor, Beirut-based Sarah Dadouch covered the Middle East for the Washington Post.
Zeba Warsi, a Peabody Award-winning broadcast journalist, is reporting on the war as a foreign affairs producer for PBS News.
A Special Correspondent at DW News — the flagship news show of Deutsche Welle — Aya Ibrahim has covered the conflict from the ground.
Emily Rose is a TV reporter and writer with more than a decade of experience in the Middle East. She is now a correspondent for Reuters Jerusalem.
Emmy and Peabody Award-winning journalist, filmmaker and the executive producer of Al Jazeera's flagship U.S investigative documentary program, Fault Lines.
Rania Zabaneh is a producer in Al Jazeera's Ramallah bureau. Previously, she covered news and features for Al Jazeera Arabic in Jerusalem.
Rasmussen is a foreign correspondent for The Wall Street Journal and covers Afghanistan, Iran and other geopolitical issues in the Middle East and Europe.
For The New Yorker, Ruth Margalit writes about the region, including a kibbutz one year after the events of October 7.
Ali Gharib is The Intercept’s Senior News Editor, where he manages coverage and hosts a podcast addressing the Israel-Hamas war.
Recent graduate Kourosh Ziabari wrote in the Cairo Review of Global Affairs: "Iranians Don’t Want a War With Israel."