Secunder Kermani , Foreign Affairs Correspondent
Secunder Kermani is an award-winning journalist and a Foreign Affairs Correspondent for Channel 4 News.
He is one of the few foreign journalists to have reported inside rebel-held territory in Myanmar, where a brutal civil war is raging, and also recently interviewed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan after his release from jail.
Since joining Channel 4 News last year, he has covered major stories in Brazil, Israel and the Palestinian Territories and Japan. Secunder was previously the BBC’s Pakistan and Afghanistan Correspondent where he played a leading role in covering the rise to power of the Taliban.
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Inside the Occupied West Bank with Israeli settlers
Our foreign affairs correspondent Secunder Kermani has been to the West Bank to speak to those, whose presence on land internationally recognised as Palestinian, is a fundamental obstacle to a two state solution.
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Babies transferred from besieged Gaza hospital – amid reports of imminent hostage deal
Their fate captured global attention. Now 31 premature babies have been evacuated from Gaza’s main hospital – a place decimated by Israel’s siege and operation to destroy Hamas – which the UK has designated a terrorist organisation. Israeli troops are still in al-Shifa, searching for evidence of a Hamas command centre.
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UN school reportedly bombed in Gaza – as hostage families march in Israel
Patients, staff and displaced people have been streaming out of Gaza’s biggest hospital, leaving behind a few doctors to care for the patients who can’t be moved.
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Israel to allow fuel into Gaza to improve ‘diplomatic manoeuvrability’ in military operation
Our foreign affairs correspondent Secunder Kermani joins us from Tel Aviv.
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Israel-Hamas war: communications blackout in Gaza as IDF continues operations in the North
Our foreign affairs correspondent Secunder Kermani was in Tel Aviv and had this update.
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Israel-Hamas war: Israeli forces raid Gaza’s largest hospital
The Israeli Defence Forces have said this evening that they are continuing their operation in Gaza’s biggest hospital, after entering Al Shifa in the early hours this morning.
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‘We have no strength left’ – families of Israeli hostages march from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem
Our Foreign Affairs Correspondent Secunder Kermani was live in Tel Aviv.
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Hundreds of patients at risk as Gaza’s biggest hospital is ‘becoming a cemetery’
Concerns are growing over the fate of hundreds of patients who are still at the al-Shifa hospital in Gaza city, as doctors struggle to keep them alive with no power – they warn that dozens of premature babies could die. And as the north of Gaza remains under siege, thousands continue to flee south by…
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‘War of narratives’ between Israel and Hamas over hospital fuel supply
Our Foreign Affairs Correspondent Secunder Kermani, is in Tel Aviv.
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More than 30 babies taken out of incubators to be kept warm at Al-Shifa hospital
Our Foreign Affairs Correspondent Secunder Kermani was in Tel Aviv.
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Israeli soldiers close in on Gaza City, panic at hospitals where thousands had taken shelter
The Red Cross has warned that the destruction facing hospitals in Gaza has become ‘unbearable’ – warning that the enclave’s entire health care system is on the edge of collapse.
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What does the future hold for those fleeing Gaza City?
There are so many unforgettable images from this war, one of them being the sight of hundreds of civilians fleeing Gaza City for the supposed safety south, those people are worried they will lose them for good.
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Israel-Gaza: how death and suffering have affected families on either side
The brutal 7th October attack by Hamas here in Israel and the subsequent onslaught on Gaza by Israeli forces, have shattered families on both sides.
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Israel-Gaza: White House announces daily humanitarian pauses in fighting
Amid all the intense diplomatic moves to free the 239 hostages being held in Gaza – the calls are growing for Israel to implement a pause in the fighting in exchange, a pause longer than three days, according to President Biden.
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Inside Gaza: Thousands flee their homes as the IDF pushes in
International journalists are not permitted to enter Gaza at the moment but today our foreign affairs correspondent Secunder Kermani was taken inside the strip by the Israeli military.
