Motasem Dalloul
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One of the few surviving Gaza journalists who will be testifying to the independent public inquiry in London on 4/5 September 2025
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Motasem Ahmed Dalloul is a Palestinian journalist based in Gaza and a specialist on Middle East affairs. He holds an MA in international journalism from the University of Westminster in London.[1]
Motasem Dalloul is Middle East Monitor's correspondent in the Gaza Strip.[2]
MEMO articles
Dalloul has written numerous articles for MEMO, the most recent being
Articles (2015 to 2019)
Below are his articles for Middle East Eye:
- 'About to erupt': What's behind the attacks across Gaza's frontier?
- Haniyeh: Hamas ready for prisoner swap talks, but Netanyahu holding them up
- Palestinians despair of Israeli restrictions to medical treatment outside Gaza
- Gazavision: Palestinians hold music event in defiance of Israel's Eurovision
- 'Now, we will be alone': In Gaza, Ramadan begins with day of mourning
- Torn apart: As loved ones sit in jail, Gaza families endure strip searches and radio silence
- 'My heart is burning': Families of boys slain in Gaza anniversary protest mourn their losses
- What's behind Gaza's anti-Hamas protests?
- Why do some Gazans choose to work 35 metres underground?
- Gaza honey production stung by Israeli policies
Zoom interview
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| Remarkable 3-way Zoom with Crispin Flintoff, Motasem Dalloul and Jeremy Corbyn |
On 17 August 2025, speaking from Gaza, Motasem Dalloul took part in The Crispin Flintoff Show and held a three-way conversation with Crispin Flintoff and with Jeremy Corbyn, who was speaking from Tokyo.[4] Dalloul accepted Corbyn's invitation to give evidence of Israel's atrocities at the Independent public inquiry into UK involvement in Israeli military operations in Gaza, which takes place in Church House, Westminster on 4th and 5th September 2025.[5]