
Hamida Ghafour
Hamida Ghafour is a prominent journalist and the Deputy Foreign Editor at The Globe and Mail, known for her insightful analysis and coverage of international affairs. In her recent commentary, she discusses the complexities surrounding the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, particularly focusing on the implications of hostage handovers and the uncertainty of continuing negotiations for peace.
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Hamida Ghafour is The Globe’s Deputy Foreign Editor.
Where the Israel-Hamas ceasefire goes from here




