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Charlie Hoyle

Hoyle

Charlie is The New Arab’s Politics and Analysis Editor. He is a British journalist with more than 12 years of experience working in the media, research, and human rights. Following work with NGOs, rights groups, research organisations and think tanks in London and the Middle East, he spent five years as a reporter and senior editor covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

 

Before taking on his current role on the Analysis desk he was a journalist, news editor, and features editor at TNA. He is a modern languages graduate in French and Spanish and holds an MSc in Violence, Conflict and Development.

 

Areas of focus: Politics, international relations, conflict, democratisation, security, and human rights.

 

Follow him on Twitter: @CharlieCHoyle

Palestinians celebrate as Israel removes Aqsa security measures

Israel removed security installations from the entrances around the al-Aqsa mosque compound late Wednesday, leading to celebrations among Palestinians in Jerusalem.

27 July, 2017

Who are Israel's Druze community?

In-depth: The 120,000-strong community is unique in its self-identification and shares a complex relationship with Israel's state, society, and Palestine.

18 July, 2017

Qatar blockade escalates Gulf crackdown on free expression

In-depth: Freedom of expression has dramatically deteriorated in Gulf States since a Saudi-led blockade on Qatar last month, exacerbating a long-standing pattern of repressive censorship.

16 July, 2017

Remembering the powerful legacy of Jack Shaheen

Jack Shaheen was a pioneer in challenging and exposing racial and ethnic stereotypes of Arab-Americans, exposing deep-rooted Orientalism in US popular culture.

13 July, 2017

Battle for Mosul: Death toll 'may never be known'

In-depth: Iraqi forces and the US-led coalition backing them likely violated international humanitarian law in the battle for Mosul, with a pattern of attacks suggesting war crimes.

11 July, 2017

Abbas halts salaries of West Bank Hamas lawmakers

Abbas has cut the salaries of 37 Hamas lawmakers in the West Bank as part of a series of punitive measures to pressure the group to cede control of Gaza.

10 July, 2017

Abbas dismisses thousands of employees in Gaza

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas dismissed more than 6,000 employees in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday in the latest punitive measure designed to pressure Hamas to cede control.

04 July, 2017

Modi's Israel visit marks dramatic break from past relations

Modi will arrive in Israel on Tuesday in the first visit to the country by an Indian prime minister, marking a turning point in relations after decades of frozen ties.

03 July, 2017

Powerful new music video challenges Trump ban

The politically-charged music video for "Immigrants (We Get the Job Done)" makes a powerful statement about the immigrant experience in America at a time of intensifying xenophobia.

30 June, 2017

Israeli minister pushes artificial 'Gaza island' plan

Israel's transport and intelligence minister released a slick high-production video on Wednesday to boost controversial plans to build an artificial island off Gaza's coast.

29 June, 2017