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Jonathan Gornall
Jonathan Gornall is a British journalist, formerly with The Times, who has lived and worked in the Middle East and is now based in the UK. He specializes in health, a subject on which he writes for the British Medical Journal and others.
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US midterms expose growing political cost of America’s unwavering support for Israel
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Will Democratic control of Congress change Trump’s Middle East policy?
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Is the US preparing to resume its war with Iran after the midterms?
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How anti-Arab rhetoric became a political weapon in America’s midterm elections
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How Yemen’s Houthis finance their war and evade sanctions
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How El-Fasher remains gripped by fear one year after Sudan’s RSF seized the city
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Israel’s election could reshape its politics, without changing its course on Palestine
- Jonathan Gornall
Yemen’s Houthi war threatens ancient heritage and fuels fears of antiquities trafficking
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The supply chains and gaps in export controls that make it easier for the Houthis to build missiles
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How Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia raise the stakes for the militia
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Analysis: Is China learning to live without Iranian oil?
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UK Green Party’s vote revives debate over Zionism and racism
