Nida Ibrahim

Nida Ibrahim, an Al Jazeera correspondent with extensive experience reporting from Israel and the occupied territories, delves into the harrowing Sde Teiman detention scandal. She highlights the shocking allegations of torture and sexual assault amidst a backdrop of military and judicial turmoil. Nida discusses the arrest of military prosecutor Yifat Tomer Yerushalmi, the state's attempts to obscure the truth, and how public focus has shifted from the serious abuse to the leak itself. The conversation raises crucial questions about accountability and the plight of victims in such cases.

Nida Ibrahim, Al Jazeera correspondent in the Occupied West Bank reporting on the human cost of interceptions and movement limits. Manuel Rapalo, Washington correspondent covering the U.S. framing of strikes on Iran. Victoria Gattenby, producer who filed the obituary tracing Khamenei’s rise. Tohid Asadi, Tehran correspondent on succession and interim control. Multiple short reports on strikes across Iran, succession process, regional diplomacy, and hazards from interceptions.

Nida Ibrahim, Al Jazeera correspondent covering settlement expansion and land policy, breaks down Israel’s plan to reclassify West Bank land as state property. She explains the legal maze of Ottoman-era records and absentees. She examines how paperwork can entrench settlements, regional reactions, and the risks of incremental dispossession.

Joining the discussion are Zeina Khodr, an Al Jazeera correspondent covering Lebanon and regional developments, and Nida Ibrahim, who reports from the occupied West Bank and Gaza. They delve into the dire situation in Gaza amid a harsh winter and an ongoing aid blockade. Nida highlights the recent raids and tensions in the West Bank, while Zeina updates on U.S.-mediated negotiations regarding Hezbollah. The episode also pays tribute to Palestinian filmmaker Mohammad Bakri and explores the implications of Netanyahu's upcoming meeting with Trump.

Hani Mahmoud, Al Jazeera correspondent in Gaza City reporting on the expanding 'yellow line' and civilian impact. Nida Ibrahim, Al Jazeera reporter in Ramallah covering Israel's new death penalty law. John Hendren, Al Jazeera correspondent in Washington on U.S. military rescues. Tohid Asadi, Al Jazeera correspondent in Tehran on Iran's responses and infrastructure strikes. They discuss deadlines, rescues, strikes, laws, and shifting frontlines.