Hind Khoudary

Hind Khoudary, an Al Jazeera correspondent based in Gaza, shares harrowing updates on recovery efforts in Khan Yunis. Kimberly Halkett provides insights into U.S. perspectives on the ongoing ceasefire. Ibrahim al-Khalili discusses the alarming humanitarian impact of unexploded ordnance, revealing the danger it poses, especially to children. Zeina Khodr describes recent confrontations along the Lebanese border and the Lebanese army's directive to respond to Israeli actions, highlighting escalating tensions in the region.

Hind Khoudary, an Al Jazeera journalist from Gaza, reveals the harrowing realities faced by reporters in the conflict zone. She shares her firsthand experiences of waking up to explosions and navigating daily life under constant threat. The discussion highlights the severe humanitarian crisis, including claims of forced starvation and the emotional toll on journalists. Khoudary explores the ethical dilemmas in telling these urgent stories while maintaining hope amidst chaos, showcasing the resilience of local reporters who strive to shed light on their people's struggles.

Journalist Hind Khoudary and Al Jazeera Correspondent Sara Khairat discuss the aftermath of Israel's raid on Nuseirat refugee camp in Gaza. They delve into the rescue mission, the impact on the Palestinian community, media coverage, and emotional struggles faced by families in Gaza. The podcast highlights the international condemnation, resignation of Minister Benny Gantz, Israel's scapegoating of Hamas, uncertainty in leadership, and the emotional toll on the people in Gaza.