Tamam Mohsen

Tamam Mohsen is a journalist based in the Gaza Strip. She holds a BA in journalism from the Islamic University in Gaza and is interested in humanitarian and political issues. She has written for the website Nawa and currently reports for SHMS News and Mobaderoon Magazine.

Gaza factions say Hamas cut them out of deal with Israel

Hamas’ abrupt announcement of a Qatari-brokered deal with Israel to contain the escalation in Gaza was met with doubts as some parties complained of being left out of the talks.

Tamam Mohsen | Palestine | Sep 9, 2020

TOPSHOT - Members of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad militant group take part in a military parade during a condolences ceremony for the movement's former leader Ramadan Shalah in Gaza city, on June 8, 2020, two days after his death in neighbouring Lebanon. - The 62-year-old was buried in Syria on June 7, a day following his death after a long illness. (Photo by Mohammed ABED / AFP) (Photo by MOHAMMED ABED/AFP via Getty Images)

Gaza company using 3D printing to fight coronavirus

An engineer from the Gaza Strip is making much-needed medical equipment via 3D printing technology.

Tamam Mohsen | Palestine | Apr 9, 2020

Mohammed Abu Matar sits at his desk at the Islamic University of Gaza in Gaza, Palestine, 02 February 2016. The yound man wants to produce parts with a hand-built 3D printer in order to repair larger machines - and earn money with his own company. Photo: Stefanie Jaerkel/dpa | usage worldwide (Photo by Stefanie Järkel/picture alliance via Getty Images)

Abbas rival Dahlan seeks role in Palestinian elections

The Democratic Reformist Current (DRC), headed by dismissed Fatah leader Mohammed Dahlan, seems keen to take part in the Palestinian general elections, preferably on a unified Fatah list.

Tamam Mohsen | United Arab Emirates | Oct 23, 2019

Mohammed Dahlan, a former Fatah security chief, gestures in his office in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates October 18, 2016. Picture taken October 18, 2016. REUTERS/Stringer - S1AEUJEJBIAA

Hamas orders its supporters not to comment on anti-Sisi demonstrations

Hamas decided to distance itself from Egyptian demonstrations demanding the departure of Sisi.

Tamam Mohsen | Palestine | Oct 3, 2019

Small groups of protesters gather shouting anti-government slogans in central Cairo, Egypt September 21, 2019. REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany - RC1BCB9C0740

Are Palestinian construction permits Israel's way to annex Area C?

Palestinians decry the Israeli Cabinet issuing construction permits to Palestinians in Area C, considering that Israel does not have the right to allow or prevent Palestinian construction, and believe the scheme is to annex Area C to its territory.

Tamam Mohsen | Palestine | Aug 6, 2019

Is Gaza set to break sexual harassment taboo?

Activists from the conservative Gaza Strip recently launched the #MeTooGaza hashtag on social media to encourage sexual harassment victims to talk about their experiences and share their stories.

Tamam Mohsen | Palestine | Apr 9, 2019

Fatah suspicious after Egypt releases Hamas members

The recent release of four Hamas members abducted in Egypt in 2015 raises speculation about the price the movement might have paid for their release.

Tamam Mohsen | Palestine | Mar 6, 2019

Palestinian Hamas Chief Ismail Haniyeh welcomes Hamas members who went missing in Egypt a few years ago, after their arrival in Gaza City February 28, 2019. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa - RC1C19571390

Will Hamas, Israel reach a truce agreement?

Palestinians fear that the recent influx of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip could force Hamas to pay exorbitant political costs that could harm the Palestinian cause and pave the way for approval of the US “deal of the century” that they categorically reject.

Tamam Mohsen | Palestine | Jun 1, 2018

Women's Taif TV blocked in Gaza two hours before launch

The Palestinian Ministry of Information in the Gaza Strip blocked the launch of Taif TV two hours before it was due to go on air, in what raised concerns about freedom of the press in Gaza.

Tamam Mohsen | Palestine | Mar 2, 2018

Gazan artists, intellectuals seek to revive culture cafes

The mushrooming cultural salons in the Gaza Strip provide writers and artists with an outlet for expression.

Tamam Mohsen | Palestine | Jan 23, 2018

Tamam Mohsen

Gaza factions say Hamas cut them out of deal with Israel

Gaza company using 3D printing to fight coronavirus

Abbas rival Dahlan seeks role in Palestinian elections

Hamas orders its supporters not to comment on anti-Sisi demonstrations

Are Palestinian construction permits Israel's way to annex Area C?

Is Gaza set to break sexual harassment taboo?

Fatah suspicious after Egypt releases Hamas members

Will Hamas, Israel reach a truce agreement?

Women's Taif TV blocked in Gaza two hours before launch

Gazan artists, intellectuals seek to revive culture cafes

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