Jaser Abu Mousa
Yale Peace Fellow, Political Analysis, Project Management, Security Management, Risk Management, Crisis Response and Lead
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Gaza Biweekly: The Surrender Nobody Accepted
1This is a new format for the Gaza Biweekly, you will find it shorter, but maybe sharper. Please let me know if you prefer this format or the old one.
Key takeaway On July 6, Hamas dissolved its government in Gaza, the most significant pol...
What Survival Costs
A man opens his phone and begins to broadcast. The sentence he says first is simple, almost administrative: People, help. He is asking his audience to assist someone financially. If you did not understand the language, you might mistake it...
Gaza Biweekly: The Campaign Trail
On June 26, a few hundreds of Palestinians in Beit Lahia and Khan Younis carried signs reading “We are not pawns” and “God willing, Hamas out”, the first anti-Hamas protests since 2025, despite detention, death threats, and armed al-Qassam...
Gaza Is Where Israel's Story of Power Breaks Down
When Israeli intellectuals sit down to debate “security,” “force,” or “the future of Gaza,” I do not hear an abstraction. I hear people discussing the fate of streets I walked, institutions I helped build, neighbors whose names I knew, and...
Gaza Biweekly: Everyone Else's Peace
On June 14, the United States and Iran announced a memorandum of understanding to end their war. The Strait of Hormuz will reopen. The naval blockade will be lifted. Sixty days of nuclear talks will begin. Pakistan’s prime minister, who led...
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Middle East Institute Senior Fellow | International Peace Institute | Yale Peace Fellow | Political Analysis | Security Analysis | Risk Management | Crisis Response and Lead. What I write here is my own views. https://mei.edu/person/jaser-abumousa/
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