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Jason Aldag

  • Senior Video Journalist, BBC
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: BBC, Medium, MSN Canada, The Washington Post, Stars and Stripes, Benzie County Record Patriot
Former video editor, foreign and national security for @washingtonpost. Dad, husband, video guy.
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Israel restored Gaza’s internet under U.S. pressure, official says; Netanyahu warns of long war

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By Niha Masih, Kelly Kasulis, Victoria Bisset Verified, Annabelle Timsit, Miriam Berger Verified, Ben Brasch, Timothy Bella, Claire Parker, Maham Javaid, Kevin Sieff Verified, Ishaan Tharoor, Shira Rubin Verified, William Booth Verified, Ilan Ben Zion, Matt Viser Verified, Kyle Rempfer, Sarah Dadouch Verified, Natalia Abbakumova, Robyn Dixon Verified, Luis Melgar, Joyce Lee Verified, Kenneth Dickerman Verified, Pradnya Joshi, Lisa Rein, Cate Brown Verified, Devlin Barrett Verified, Karen DeYoung Verified, Jason Aldag, Naomi Schanen, Joy Sharon Yi, Hannah Allam Verified, Michelle Boorstein Verified, Steve Hendrix Verified, Janice Chen, Tobi Raji, Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff Verified, Alice Li, Evan Hill Verified, Aaron Steckelberg, Ruby Mellen, Lauren Tierney, Leslie Shapiro Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Israel-Gaza war Israeli tanks, amid explosions and falling shells, surrounded overcrowded hospitals in Gaza City on Friday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel does not “seek to occupy Gaza,” marking a shift in tone after his previous comments that raised red flags in the Biden administration. Understand what’s behind the Israel-Gaza war. Hostages: Officials say Hamas militants abducted about 239 hostages in a highly organized attack.
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Prigozhin most likely dead, and an explosion may have downed his plane, U.S. officials say

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By Niha Masih, Leo Sands Verified, Ellen Francis, Sarah Dadouch Verified, Sammy Westfall Verified, Andrea Salcedo Verified, Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff Verified, Amber Ferguson, Morgan Coates Verified, Jan Ludwig, Sarah Cahlan Verified, Evan Hill Verified, Michael Laris, Kyle Rempfer, Mary Ilyushina Verified, Mikhail Klimentov, Robyn Dixon Verified, Tim Starks Verified, Missy Ryan Verified, Francesca Ebel, Shane Harris Verified, Ellen Nakashima Verified, Victoria Bisset Verified, Miriam Berger Verified, Abigail Hauslohner Verified, Catherine Belton Verified, John Hudson Verified, Naomi Schanen, Jason Aldag, Christian Shepherd, Joe Snell Verified, Kate Brady, Serhiy Morgunov, Allie Caren Verified, Joyce Lee Verified, Adam Taylor Verified, Laris Karklis, Kim Bellware, Tobi Raji, Tamia Fowlkes Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Wagner Group leader Yevgeniy Prigozhin was “likely” killed in a plane crash Wednesday, according to an initial U.S. assessment, Brig. Gen. Patrick S. Ryder, the Pentagon spokesman, told reporters at a news conference. U.S. intelligence officials are considering the possibility that the plane crashed after an explosion aboard, according to U.S. officials familiar with the preliminary assessment.
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Fitting the World Cup into tiny Qatar

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By Ruby Mellen, Jason Aldag, Lindsey Sitz, Ross Godwin Verified
| Benzie County Record Patriot Verified
At times, the matches have saddled parts of the capital, which already suffered from traffic congestion, with a paralyzing snarl, as was the case Tuesday, when police struggled to ease congestion around the Education City Stadium after Tunisia and Denmark played. On Wednesday evening, Morocco's supporters flooded one of the subway lines, but the mood was festive, despite the crush. In one subway car, a group of fans gathered around a man holding a cellphone and watching Japan upset Germany, 2-1.
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