The Middle East: Gaza’s Escalating Conflict and Regional Ripples

Gaza faces a dire humanitarian crisis, with over 1,500 Palestinian civilians killed by Israeli airstrikes within a week, prompting urgent diplomatic interventions by Egypt and Qatar. As resources deplete, Egypt works closely with Qatar and the UN to seek a ceasefire, though the Rafah Crossing remains closed. Meanwhile, Iran’s support for Palestinian resistance and Hezbollah intensifies regional tensions, sparking concerns of broader conflict. Qatar and Saudi Arabia advocate for de-escalation, stressing a two-state solution. The conflict's ripple effects are evident, with Lebanon facing new waves of refugees seeking safety.

Gaza Siege & Refugees - Episode 1 - Ahmad El Khalaf Podcast

Ahmad El Khalaf Podcast.
Episode 1: Gaza Siege & Refugees, Beneath the Blockade:
Unveiling Controversies Surrounding the millions of Blockaded Palestinian refugees that are facing Israeli bombardment - daily.
My podcast explores the controversies around this, the neighbouring countries' inaction, media bias, humanitarian efforts... and more coverage on Gaza’s complex situation.

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‘Russian and Iranian’ bombardment targets vacant Syrian primary school

In Idlib, Syria, a vacant primary school narrowly escaped tragedy as Russian and Iranian forces targeted it with banned cluster bombs. Ahmad El Khalaf reveals the terrifying reality of life in conflict zones, where civilian spaces like schools, bakeries, and hospitals face ongoing attacks. Survivors recount stories of resilience, highlighting the urgent need for international intervention to protect Syrian lives and end the brutal impact of regional powers on Syria’s most vulnerable.

Qatar's Second Consecutive Asian Cup Glory

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The Silent Suffering: Syria Under Assad's Regime ft Gaza

Syria’s long-standing crisis under Bashar al-Assad’s rule has left a trail of suffering marked by human rights abuses and countless civilian deaths. As conflicts unfold similarly in Gaza, the plight of Syrian and Gazan civilians continues amid international diplomatic challenges. With over a million detained civilians unaccounted for, the Assad regime’s suppression tactics face ongoing global scrutiny, but efforts to hold it accountable remain complex and fraught with geopolitical interests.

Ramadan blessings across various continents – Doha experience

In Doha, Ramadan’s arrival brings profound unity and reflection, with Muslims worldwide observing fasting and prayer. The holy month’s traditions recall Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) teachings, emphasizing kindness, patience, and generosity. Believers honor Laylatu Alkadr, a night of worship believed to exceed the worth of a thousand months. In Qatar’s capital, the Ramadan spirit resonates across communities, highlighting Islam’s timeless call for peace, respect, and equality.

Qatar’s EAA & UK’s FCDO Extend Humanitarian Partnership in Asia and Africa to Support 300,000 Out-of-School Children

Qatar’s Education Above All (EAA) Foundation and the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) have renewed their partnership to reach 300,000 out-of-school children across Asia and Africa. Building on a successful five-year collaboration, this new three-year commitment begins in Nigeria and Uganda, with EAA’s innovative educational packages tailored to displaced learners’ needs. Globally recognised, EAA continues to drive access to education under the leadership of HH Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, addressing education in crisis zones with impactful humanitarian action.

Arabian Literary: The Cultural Doha Capital Celebrates Poetry

Doha’s cultural capital recently hosted an enchanting night of Arabian poetry, uniting talents like Qatari poet Ahmad Al Muftah and Syrian poet Anas Al Dogheim. This event, held at Hamad Bin Khalifa University and the Qatar National Library, celebrated the Arabic language's beauty and resilience through poetic verses accompanied by the traditional Oud. Attendees were captivated by the artful blend of words and music, embodying Doha’s deep commitment to preserving its rich cultural heritage.

Syria’s Assad Targets Bakeries in Northern Idlib

In Northern Idlib, Syria, civilians faced devastation as Bashar al-Assad’s forces targeted a vital bakery, resulting in the tragic deaths of seven civilians, including three children. Ahmad El Khalaf reports on the escalating human toll, with local voices recounting the losses and impact on essential services. The continued targeting of civilian infrastructure, a tactic condemned under international law, highlights the urgent need for accountability and global attention amidst Syria’s ongoing crisis.

Qatar Clinches Second Consecutive Asian Cup Victory: A Triumph in Lusail Stadium

Qatar’s national team celebrated their second consecutive Asian Cup victory with a 3-1 win over Jordan at Lusail Stadium, thrilling over 85,000 fans in Doha. In an event graced by Amir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and Jordan’s Crown Prince Hussein, Qatar’s triumph marked another milestone, furthering their reputation as a global sports host with unmatched fan experiences and historic goals.

The Tight Boat: A Human Smuggler’s Route

In a complex, dangerous journey, migrants from Syria, Iraq and beyond continue to seek refuge in Europe, often through perilous routes arranged by smugglers. Ahmad El Khalaf investigates this hidden network, revealing how smugglers work alongside middlemen and, sometimes, local authorities to facilitate crossings. Interviews with individuals like Saleem, a self-described middleman, and Mehmet, a Jandarma officer, unveil the stark realities behind human smuggling, highlighting the risks migrants face and the motivations of those enabling these dangerous voyages.

Young Football Coach's aspirations: Julian Interview

Julian emphasises his connection to football coaching. By coaching a youth team of under 14's, he explains the steps necessary for young footballers to become pro at a future stage.University of the Arts - London.Ahma…

Julian emphasises his connection to football coaching. By coaching a youth team of under 14's, he explains the steps necessary for young footballers to become pro at a future stage.

University of the Arts - London.Ahma…

'I'm using YouTube to help bring change to Syria'

Ahmed el Khalaf, 22, has been to Syria to witness the ongoing conflict between government forces and opposition rebels.Many of his videos have been uploaded to YouTube and he says he wants to raise awareness of what's going on in the country so that more pressure is put on President Assad.Ahmed says about 80 relatives of his have died in the conflict.Rebels in the country are calling for more democracy and freedom, but the government claims they are terrorists. The UN says around 9,000 have died...

Young London Syrians travel to country to support protest

As the violence and unrest in Syria continues a number of young Syrians raised in London are travelling to the country - and risking their lives - to support the protest movement aiming to topple the regime of President Assad.'Mohammad' is in his early twenties and lives in west London. He is closely involved with activists both here in the capital and in the Middle East. But he is frustrated at being unable to do more."For me living in London, not knowing Syria and never having been there I nev...

Northern Lights to the Vast Universe: Milky Way Galaxy and Beyond

The Northern Lights, recently illuminating Britain’s skies, connect us to the vast cosmic order within the Milky Way Galaxy. Scientists and religious texts alike marvel at the precision and beauty of celestial wonders, each showcasing our ever-expanding knowledge of the universe. From vibrant auroras to the estimated 2 trillion galaxies in the observable universe, curiosity drives us forward in discovering the mysteries that surround us.

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