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  • What does the second Trump inauguration mean for mass deportations?
    Just hours before President Trump’s second term begins, many immigrants face uncertainty. Trump has pledged to use law enforcement, the military, and federal agencies for mass deportations, along with ending birthright citizenship, and reversing outgoing president Joe Biden’s border policies. What does this mean for immigrants who’ve built a life in the US?
    18 min
  • Trump pushed Netanyahu on Gaza ceasefire, but incoming admin ‘very dangerous’: Mustafa Barghouti
    Donald Trump is set to be sworn in as the 47th US president in a few hours from now. He's arrived at the Church of St John's in Washington, DC for a service, ahead of his inauguration. At a rally on Sunday night, President-elect Trump made statements about what he intends to do as soon as he takes office, including repealing all of President Joe Biden's executive orders. He also took credit for the ceasefire in Gaza. Mustafa Barghouti, head of the Palestinian National Initiative, says Trump has made getting a Gaza ceasefire a priority.
    7 min
  • Politician leader Khalida Jarrar freed after months in solitary confinement
    Israel has released 90 Palestinian prisoners, as part of the ceasefire deal with Hamas. Women and children are the first to be freed in the initial phase of the agreement. The freed prisoners include Khalida Jarrar, a politician and leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) in the occupied West Bank. Jarrar was in solitary confinement for months in a suffocating 2 by 1.5 metre cell that human rights groups compared to a tomb. She's been in and out of Israeli prisons for years because of her membership of a group that Israel considers to be illegal.
    4 min
  • Has democracy failed in Israel? Fatima Bhutto & Yuli Novak
    Yuli Novak is an Israeli political activist and human rights defender. For five years, Novak led Breaking the Silence, an Israeli organisation which uses anonymous testimonies from ex-soldiers to reveal the crimes committed by the Israeli military. In 2022, she fled the country after finding herself the target of a vociferous campaign led by Israeli politicians, who labelled her a traitor. Novak is currently the executive director of B’Tselem, an Israeli NGO that documents human rights violations committed by Israel in the occupied Palestinian territory. In the third episode of Reframe, Fatima Bhutto interviews Yuli Novak on the nature of Israeli militarism and what it means to be a human rights defender in Israel after October 7.
    26 min
  • Online dating’s untold dangers
    Online dating is one of the surest and quickest ways to meet someone. The possibilities of finding what you’re looking for are as wide as the internet search. Sometimes you find who you want, but for more and more women, swiping left has exposed them to untold dangers. Increasingly, online dating has become a space where women are being exposed to sexual violence and abuse.
    24 min
  • Marwan Bishara on what to expect of Trump 2.0 in the Middle East
    senior political analyst Marwan Bishara discusses the potential role of the next American administration, with Donald Trump poised to influence the region. Bishara highlights the dual perspectives on Trump—one viewing him as a transactional leader seeking peace, and the other recalling his support for Netanyahu's policies. The ceasefire agreement's success may hinge on Trump's commitments to Netanyahu, including potential recognition of annexations and lifting sanctions on settlers. The situation remains uncertain, particularly concerning future relations with Iran.






    7 min
  • The only solution for the future of Gaza is Palestinian ‘national unity’: Mustafa Barghouti
    The ceasefire in Gaza is now in its eighth hour and 90 Palestinian prisoners are waiting to be released as part of an agreement between Israel and Hamas. They will be transported by bus to Ramallah in the occupied West Bank. Women and children prisoners are the first to be freed in this first phase of the deal. Nearly 2,000 detainees are set to be released over a six-week period. Three Israeli captives have already been released also as part of the ceasefire deal. Doron Steinbrecher, Romi Gonen, and Emily Damari were handed to the Red Cross in Gaza City. They've since been reunited with family in Israel 15 months after they were kidnapped by Hamas and held in Gaza. They're undergoing medical assessments. A total of 33 out of about 95 captives are due to be released in the initial phase of the agreement. Mustafa Barghouti, the secretary-general of the Palestinian National Initiative, has told Al Jazeera that the only solution for the future of Gaza is "national unity".
    8 min
  • Gaza healthcare crisis: Israeli strikes push system to brink of collapse
    In more than 15 months of Israel's war on Gaza, hospitals in Gaza have been a major target of Israeli attacks. More than a thousand healthcare workers have been killed. Mads Gilbert, an emergency medicine doctor who has provided healthcare for more than 30 years in Gaza, says it is crucial to support the territory’s beleaguered healthcare system.






    9 min

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