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Charlie Hoyle

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As seen in: The New Arab, Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, Inter Press Service, Truthout, AlterNet, Middle East Eye, Action on Armed Violence
Politics & Analysis Editor @The_NewArab | MSc Violence & Conflict @SOAS | Journo in Palestine/Israel 2011-2016 |🗣🇪🇸🇫🇷 | Pitches: charlie.hoyle@newarab.com
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The New Arab at 7: Compelling coverage, informed insight

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By Charlie Hoyle Verified
| Al-Araby Al-Jadeed
This article is one in a series to celebrate The New Arab's website relaunch. To read the others in the series click here. Over the past 7 years, The New Arab has distinguished itself in the landscape of Middle East journalism by putting a spotlight on the stories that matter during periods of historic change. Balancing compelling news coverage with informed insight, The New Arab has interrogated the dynamics that shape headlines in MENA and beyond through its in-depth reporting and analysis.
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Return of war-time 'collaborator' shines spot

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By Charlie Hoyle Verified
| alaraby.co.uk
Some 48 hours prior, the Israeli-backed South Lebanon Army (SLA), which had operated the jail, dramatically collapsed as Israel's 22-year occupation of south Lebanon suddenly unravelled. Chanting "Freedom! Freedom!" as they stumbled into the light, the liberation of Khiam's prisoners was a powerful event marking the chaotic withdrawal of Israel's forces and the disintegration of its proxy militia, many of whose fighters subsequently fled with their families to Israel or abroad.
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Copts in Sisi's Egypt trapped by a strongman

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By Charlie Hoyle Verified
| alaraby.co.uk
"God saw fit for us to live in difficult circumstances... But as long as we're together... no one can do anything to us," he said, addressing the crowd in a now ritual gesture of solidarity on the occasion of Christmas Eve on January 6. Inaugurated a year earlier in Egypt's new administrative capital, and thought to be the largest in the Middle East, the cathedral exemplifies the carefully crafted state narrative of Sisi as the saviour of Coptic Christians.
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