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Alessandra Bajec

Mediterranean Sea, Tunis
As seen in: MSN Singapore, MSN Malaysia, The Independent (UK), Al Jazeera English, SAGE Publishing, The Globe and Mail, VICE, Radio France Internationale (RFI), The National, teleSUR and
Independent journo, writer, eyes & ears on #MENA, wandering lost idealist, a dash of Arab spirit
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Finding moments of childhood in Gaza, one bubble at a time

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By Alessandra Bajec
| Middle East Eye
The Global Sumud Flotilla, which was attacked by Israeli forces on 18 May as it attempted to relieve the blockade of Gaza, was carrying an array of humanitarian aid. Onboard could be found food, water, baby formula and medical supplies. There was something else: kits designed to make bubbles, small enough to take anywhere.
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Gaza's 'orange line': How Israel is expanding permanent control Original

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By Alessandra Bajec, Muhammad Shehada
| The New Arab
Since a ceasefire was reached on 9 October 2025, Israel has been steadily working to impose new territorial realities on the ground in Gaza, expanding westward beyond the agreement’s initial demarcation boundary to seize more land. Israeli forces withdrew behind a ‘yellow line’ as part of the US-mediated truce deal, which saw 53% of Gaza fall under Israeli control and more than two million Palestinians crowded into the remaining territory.
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Inside the rising wave of anti-Christian violence in Jerusalem

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By Alessandra Bajec
| The New Arab
Growing Israeli violence in Jerusalem is prompting warnings from Palestinian church leaders about the future of one of the world's oldest Christian communities Shocking footage of a French nun being assaulted in broad daylight in Jerusalem’s Old City at the end of April sparked widespread outrage among church figures, amid warnings of a surge in attacks by Israeli settlers and the military targeting Palestinian Christian communities.
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