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Mohammed Ahmad

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As seen in: KNOCK LA, Newsweek, Middle East Eye, AINA, Jerusalem Quarterly, Prism, Foreword Reviews, The Forge: Organizing Strategy and Practice, Yellow Scene Magazine, Journal of Pioneering Medical Sciences, The California Courier

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Mohammed Ahmad’s Journalist Portfolio

Palestine is Still Not Free - Yellow Scene Magazine

Palestine is Still Not Free - Yellow Scene Magazine

The entire Northern Gaza Strip has been reduced to rubble, made entirely unlivable. After over 15 months of h…

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The Arab League Proposes an Alternative Gaza Reconstruction Plan

The Arab League Proposes an Alternative Gaza Reconstruction Plan

Palestine Square

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Knock LA KNOCK L A Original

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By Mohammed Ahmad
| KNOCK LA
As the DRC commemorates 28 years since the second Congo war, LA’s Congolese community reflect on the devastation that continues today. A postcard from 1913 depicting the Lualaba River in the Katanga province of Belgian-occupied Congo (Photo: Wikicommons) The genocide in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is a long-standing catastrophe that has taken the lives of millions of Congelese since the late 19th century.
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In Southern California’s Palestinian community, survivor’s guilt and resilience go hand-in-hand

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By Mohammed Ahmad
| Prism Verified
Real journalists wrote and edited this (not AI)—independent, community-driven journalism survives because you back it. Donate to sustain Prism’s mission and the humans behind it. Southern California is home to one of the largest Palestinian diasporas in the country, and at least 57,000 Palestinians are spread across the state. Despite decades of oppression and displacement by Israel, generations of these Palestinian families persevered and now call Orange County and the Los Angeles area home.
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World Cup 2026: Palestinian flags become a target at US-based games

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By Mohammed Ahmad
| Middle East Eye Verified
The Palestinian flag has become one of the most visible, and most targeted, symbols at World Cup games held in the United States. Several supporters carrying them at matches have told Middle East Eye that they have been stopped by security as they entered venues and instructed to either remove them or risk having them confiscated, despite Fifa regulations allowing national flags inside stadiums.
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