Sebastian Shehadi

Sebastian Shehadi

Shehadi

Sebastian Shehadi is a freelance journalist and a contributing writer at the New Statesman.

The New Arab Meets: Yousef Srouji to discuss the role of archival footage as seen in his documentary, 'Three Promises' capturing life during the Second Intifada

08 November, 2024

Lebanese people rising up against Hezbollah amidst attacks on their country & genocide in Gaza is a Western fantasy. Netanyahu knows this, writes Seb Shehadi.

31 October, 2024

In-depth: The New Arab analysed hundreds of headlines by The Sun, the Daily Mail, and The Telegraph on pro-Palestine protests. Not a single one was positive.

22 October, 2024

In-depth: There have been more than 100 sonic booms over Lebanon since October, part of Israel's psychological warfare against the civilian population.

28 August, 2024

In-depth: The far-right riots show how new technologies and political failures have fuelled the UK's perennial problem with racism, especially against Muslims.

15 August, 2024

In-depth: Amid his election campaign as an independent candidate, Jeremy Corbyn sits down with The New Arab to share his message of hope for Palestine.

02 July, 2024

Alaa Zaqout, an artist from Gaza, shares her harrowing experiences of living through the Gaza genocide, which has displaced her and her family.

07 June, 2024

In-depth: Increases in aid to Gaza have not materialised, with failed logistical initiatives obscuring Israel's role in creating the humanitarian crisis.

06 June, 2024

Student encampments at SOAS, LSE, the University of Oxford and elsewhere have exposed and called for an end to investments funding the genocide in Gaza.

23 May, 2024

In-depth: Students in the US and UK have both taken radical action, in their own ways. But lessons can, and are, being learned from each side of the Atlantic.

02 May, 2024