Remembering My Friend, Shireen Abu Akleh

Written By Nadia Naser

Publication: Institute for Palestine Studies

In this heartfelt tribute, Dr. Nadia Naser-Najjab commemorates the life and legacy of her close friend, Shireen Abu Akleh, the esteemed Palestinian-American journalist tragically killed while reporting in Jenin. Dr. Naser-Najjab reflects on Shireen's unwavering commitment to journalism, her role as a voice for the Palestinian people, and the profound personal loss felt by those who knew her. The article delves into the broader implications of Shireen's death, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by journalists in conflict zones and the pressing need for accountability.

This article was first released on 12 Sep 2022.

For a more detailed exploration, you can access the full article here: Remembering My Friend, Shireen Abu Akleh

Nadia Naser

I am a Senior lecturer in Palestine Studies, European Centre for Palestine Studies- Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter. Prior to this, I was an Assistant Professor, Birzeit University, Department of Philosophy and Cultural Studies and the MA program in Arab Contemporary Studies. I hold a PhD in Middle East Studies form the University of Exeter. I has published books, chapters in books and academic article.

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