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Rawan Jabaji

Rawan Jabaji

Verified

Senior Producer, All In with Chris Hayes

New York

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Total articles 2

  • Yemen emerges as a new base for al-Qaida

    By Rawan Jabaji Verified| PBS Verified This week, Need to Know examines three words you may not have heard — at all — during the long months of the midterm campaign season: “War on terror.”For the first time since the 2002 elections, the question “Who would be the better steward of national security?” wasn’t a political issue. Among the media chattering classes, there was more discussion about witches than about al-Qaida.

    By Rawan Jabaji Verified · PBS

    Dec. 11, 2020

  • Video: Heart of Jenin - Need to Know

    By Rawan Jabaji Verified| PBS Verified The death of a Palestinian boy, and a journey by his father, open a window into the Middle East conflict. When a 12-year-old Palestinian boy was killed in the West Bank city of Jenin by Israeli soldiers, it could have been just one more blip on the news: one more war, one more child, one more human tragedy that ripped the heart out of a family and a community, but rippled no further into the world’s consciousness.

    By Rawan Jabaji Verified · PBS

    Dec. 11, 2020

  • Yemen emerges as a new base for al-Qaida

    By Rawan Jabaji Verified| PBS Verified This week, Need to Know examines three words you may not have heard — at all — during the long months of the midterm campaign season: “War on terror.”For the first time since the 2002 elections, the question “Who would be the better steward of national security?” wasn’t a political issue. Among the media chattering classes, there was more discussion about witches than about al-Qaida.

    By Rawan Jabaji Verified · PBS

    Dec. 11, 2020

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All In with Chris Hayes

MSNBC is an American news television channel that launched on July 15, 1996, as a collaboration between Microsoft and NBC. The network was created to provide 24-hour news coverage and has evolved to focus on political analysis and opinion-based programming, especially during primetime. MSNBC offers live news coverage, political analysis, and documentary programming on various topics, including politics and social issues. The network also has a digital platform, MSNBC.com, which features news articles, videos, and live streaming of its television content. MSNBC caters to a diverse audience interested in in-depth analysis and current events.

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