Sharif Abdel Kouddous

Sharif Kouddous, Middle East editor at Dropsite News and veteran reporter, sheds light on the tragic killing of journalist Anas Al-Sharif. They discuss the harsh realities journalists face in conflict zones like Gaza, where Al-Sharif bravely continued his reporting amid threats. The conversation highlights the media's role in portraying the truth amidst violence and explores the implications of biased claims from military sources. This poignant dialogue underscores the urgency of protecting journalistic integrity and human rights in war-torn regions.

Sharif Abdel Kouddous, a journalist and editor at Drop Site News, discusses President Trump's controversial vision of transforming Gaza into a tourism hotspot. He delves into the historical complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and critiques the feasibility of U.S. occupation in the region. The conversation touches on the resilience of Gazans amidst devastation and the emotional toll of the conflict. Additionally, Kouddous highlights the political implications of viewing Gaza as real estate, raising questions about the future of U.S.-Israel relations.

Sharif Abdel-Kouddous, Gaza reporter offering on-the-ground analysis, and Jonathan Whittall, former senior UN official turned political analyst, discuss leaked plans for a U.S.-backed Board to govern Gaza. They outline the Board’s sweeping powers, eligibility rules tying aid to compliance, privatized reconstruction, biometric controls, physical barriers like the “yellow line”, and proposed humanitarian zones and policing arrangements.