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Amira Hass

Reporting From Ramallah
An Israeli Journalist in an Occupied Land

"A wounded and fearful country, Israel is mired  in the greatest crisis of its turbulent history, brought about in large measure by the indefensible policy of steadily increasing and reinforcing settlements in the territories won after its victory in the Arab war on Israel in 1967. The decision of successive Israeli governments to retain control over the West Bank and their Palestinian neighbors, is a catastrophe –moral, human, and political– for both peoples. The Palestinians need a sovereign Palestinian state. That Israel lives under constant threat to its very existence is indisputable, but no one who cares about Israel should wish it to survive whatever the means. A particular debt of gratitude is owed to courageous Israeli Jews such as Amira Hass who have born witness to the increasingly cruel terms of Israeli military occupation and settler annexation. Amira Hass speaks on behalf of justice; in speaking of the sufferings and the rights of people in despair, she defends the true interests of Israel."

–Susan Sontag


Amira Hass is an Israeli journalist who has spent the last decade living in and reporting on the Palestinian Territories for the Israeli daily newspaper Ha’aretz. She is the first and only Israeli journalist living in the Palestinian Territories. She moved to Gaza after the signing of the Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement in December 1993 and settled in Ramallah in the West Bank in 1997. Despite restrictions from both Israeli military authorities and from the Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Hass has been doggedly filing compassionate reports about the daily lives and hardships of the Palestinians. Her independent and critical reporting on the policies of both Israelis and Palestinians has exposed her to pressure from both sides.

In 2003, Hass received the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize for “showing outstanding professional commitment and independence, as well as personal courage, over the past decade. If peace is to be established between Israelis and Palestinians, it will be thanks to people like Ms. Hass who are able to look at the facts and understand them.”

Reporting From Ramallah

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“This is an extraordinarily gripping diary from 1997 written with passion, with bite, with an objectivity that has made Amira Hass, a Jewish-Israeli writer for Ha'aretz , the Israeli liberal daily, a cult figure loved and hated, respected and feared not only by Israelis and Palestinians but internationally. It is frontline stuff, powerful in the accumulation of daily detail.”

— The London Times