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Foreign Correspondent @Channel4News, ex BBC Pakistan & Afghanistan Correspondent / Newsnight
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TV Diary: Secunder Kermani on reporting from the Middle East

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By Secunder Kermani Verified
| Royal Television Verified
Breakfast is in Jerusalem. I’ve spent the previous day filming a report in the Occupied West Bank about a spate of deadly attacks by mobs of Israeli settlers on Palestinian villages. They were triggered by the killing of an Israeli teenage boy by Palestinians, but fit within a wider rise in settler violence, emboldened by the rise of extremist political allies and the atmosphere around the war in Gaza.
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Afghanistan Vet: Why We Should Bring the Draft Back

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By Secunder Kermani Verified
| Flipboard
Photos paint a stark picture of Afghanistan before and after the Taliban took over and the US withdrew troops Life in Afghanistan this month looks starkly different than it did just one year prior. It's been a year since the Taliban seized control of the country in August 2021. The US-backed Afghan government collapsed in a matter of days, and after 20 years in the country, the US withdrew its military …
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Afghanistan: Peace at a price in the Taliban’s heartlands

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By Secunder Kermani Verified
| BBC Verified
By Secunder Kermani BBC Pakistan & Afghanistan Correspondent A year after the Taliban takeover, BBC correspondent Secunder Kermani visits the group's heartlands in southern Afghanistan to discover that peace comes at a price. In a dusty patch of land next to the Helmand river, along what used to be one of the frontlines of the war, two teenage boys are locked in an embrace, trying to wrestle each other to the ground.
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