Charles Stratford is a correspondent with Al Jazeera English. He has covered politics and conflicts in various countries, including Iraq and Afghanistan, and the Palestinian Occupied Territories.
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Middle East23 Aug 2018 14:04 GMT
The Israeli army is to investigate the deaths of two Palestinian teenagers shot and killed by an Israeli soldier during protests near Gaza border fence.
Middle East13 Aug 2018 12:39 GMT
Gaza runs out of drugs for treating cancer patients and it's not just because of the Israeli siege.
Middle East12 Aug 2018 06:35 GMT
After 20 weeks of protests every Friday on the land border with Israel, the fishermen of Gaza say it is their turn to demonstrate against the siege, not on land - but on water.
Middle East29 Jul 2018 05:37 GMT
UN special Coordinator for Middle East Peace is leading efforts along with the Egyptian government to forge a lasting ceasefire.
Middle East26 Jul 2018 13:45 GMT
The United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees says it will cut more than 250 jobs in West Bank and Gaza due to lack of funds.
Middle East23 Jul 2018 17:36 GMT
Ceasefire between Hamas and Israel is holding following worst escalation of violence since 2014 war on Gaza, but civilians in Palestinian enclave remain fearful.
Middle East20 Jul 2018 12:16 GMT
Palestinian political factions are calling for more protests on Friday along Gaza's fence with Israel.
Israeli–Palestinian conflict18 Jul 2018 18:45 GMT
Gaza's governing party says protesters have right to continue sending flaming kites that Israel claims have destroyed millions of dollars worth of crops.
Palestine14 Jul 2018 15:00 GMT
With high unemployment in the occupied West Bank, Palestinians are turning to the informal tobacco market, in which the required water - restricted by Israel - to cultivate is low and demand is high.
Middle East07 Jul 2018 10:39 GMT
Khan al-Ahmar was scheduled for demolition to expand the illegal Male Adumin settlement.
Middle East03 Jul 2018 12:36 GMT
After months of protests demanding the newly elected President Mohamed Morsi step down, Sisi said the coup was necessary to 'prevent Egypt slipping into a dark tunnel of civil unrest'.
Asia17 Jun 2018 11:14 GMT
Some of the children filmed secretly making cheap hand-rolled cigarettes, popularly known as bidis, for $1 a day look barely 10 years old.
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