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Journalist.net has 4 photographers in Hamburg. Their recent work appears in The Currency.

Coverage includes Travel & Tourism, Services & Production, Politics & Government, Conflict & Security, Arts & Culture.

Between them they report in German, Portuguese, Somali, Pashto, Persian (Farsi).

Our top photographers in Hamburg

  1. Ralf Falbe
  2. Christian von der Eltz
  3. Hussein Ali Gesey
  4. Taqi Musharaf

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Photographers in Hamburg

Ralf Falbe

Hamburg, Germany

Ralf is a German Photojournalist, Reporter and Videographer whose work focuses on Sports, Slow Journalism, Multimedia Storytelling.

Seen in Fachjournalist, The Currency, Newsweek

Israeli Police to Arm Civilians to Defend Cities from Hamas Terrorists

Newsweek Romania 17 Oct 2023 Romanian

Reporting style, Informative: The article presents factual information about the Israeli police's decision to arm civilians.

Political context, Right: The article discusses security measures and military actions, which are often associated with right-wing policies.

The Israeli police, led by Chief Kobi Shabtai and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, have decided to arm civilians to defend cities against Hamas terrorists. This initiative involves forming 347 new emergency units comprising 13,200 civilian volunteers who will receive weapons and protective gear. The move comes in response to an unprecedented attack by Hamas on October 7, which resulted in over 1,400 Israeli deaths. In retaliation, Israel has launched intensive bombings on Gaza, causing approximately 2,750 deaths. The government is also easing gun permit criteria for those with basic military training in conflict zones. Since the attack, there has been a significant increase in gun permit applications.

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Civil Defense Israel Gaza Strip Israeli Police Hamas Israeli Government Kobi Shabtai Itamar Ben Gvir

Hussein Ali Gesey

Hamburg, Germany

Hussein Ali Gesey is a member of the Somali Journalists Syndicate (SJS), an IVLP alumnus, and an exclusive social justice storyteller. He advocates for the freedom of the press and that of the minority community.

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