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Miriam Berger

Miriam Berger

Reporter and Staff Writer at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Foreign Affairs
  • International News

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Recent Articles

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IDF strike kills Gazan children awaiting food supplements, health officials say

At least 17 people, mostly children, were killed in the strike near a Project HOPE clinic in Gaza, officials said. Malnutrition rates are rising in the Strip.
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Israeli airstrikes rock airport in Yemen’s capital Sanaa

The IDF said the attack on Yemen’s main airport in Sanaa was in retaliation for a missile strike by Houthi militants that hit near Israel’s international airport Sunday.
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Gazans are again going hungry as Israel’s total siege nears two months

No food, fuel, aid or commercial goods have entered Gaza since March 2. Residents say they are surviving on one meal a day or less.
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Palestinian American teen fatally shot by Israeli troops in West Ba...

American citizen Amer Rabee, 14, was fatally shot in the West Bank village of Turmus Ayya. The mayor said he had been picking green almonds with two friends.
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Tensions over Palestinians at heart of Trump’s Middle East gambit

Trump’s goals for the Middle East face a major test as Secretary of State Marco Rubio holds talks with leaders in Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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American hostage freed by Hamas amid tense ceasefire

Israeli American dual national Sagui Dekel-Chen was released by Hamas, along with Alexander Troufanov and Iair Horn. In exchange, Israel freed 369 Palestinian prisoners.
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In a devastated Gaza, Palestinians see no relief in Trump’s grand p...

In interviews, some Palestinians said they would rather leave Gaza, given the inescapable devastation — but that the decision was theirs, not Trump’s, to make.
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The skies now quiet, Gazans search for water, food, shelter

The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has brought relief, but Gazans still are struggling to survive.
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Gaza ceasefire begins with dramatic release of 3 Israeli hostages

Once the guns fell silent, Palestinians celebrated in the streets of Gaza while Israelis streamed into Tel Aviv’s “Hostages Square” to await their return.
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Israel’s hostage families react to ceasefire deal with relief and fear

They applaud the potential freeing of loved ones after 15 months of captivity in Gaza but remain anxious that gradual releases could leave some in Hamas hands.
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Palestinian Authority, seeking Gaza role, takes on West Bank militants

The Palestinian Authority and the militants who control Jenin camp are locked in a rare, open battle.