Samy Magdy

Samy Magdy is an award-winning journalist based in Cairo, Egypt. With a focus on human rights and social justice issues, Magdy's work has appeared in The Washington Post and other major publications. Through her reporting, she aims to shed light on the underreported stories of individuals affected by systemic issues in the Middle East and North Africa region.

Biography:  https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/africa/sudans-bid-to-ban-genital-mutilation-sparks-hope-caution/2020/07/02/187361a6-bc2d-11ea-97c1-6cf116ffe26c_story.html

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Recent Articles

Saudi Arabia: Blinken Urges Hamas to Accept Israeli Cease-Fire Proposal Amidst Ongoing Negotiations and Humanitarian Concerns

Saudi Arabia: Blinken Urges Hamas to Accept Israeli Cease-Fire Proposal Amidst Ongoing Negotiations and Humanitarian Concerns

Broke On: Saturday, 27 April 2024 Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged Hamas to accept Israel's cease-fire proposal during a meeting with Arab officials in Saudi Arabia, which includes negotiations for a Palestinian state with Israeli security guarantees. Disputes over Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and limits on Palestinian return have stalled progress in ongoing Israeli-Palestinian negotiations. Hamas demands a permanent cease-fire, while Israel is open to a temporary pause. Blinken plans to travel to Jordan and Israel for further discussions on a broader deal for long-term peace in the region.