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Sanaa's Odyssey

Sanaa's Odyssey

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Sanaa Kamal is a freelance journalist, who was born and raised in Gaza.


She has lived through a series of wars in Gaza, but nothing like the war that followed the Hamas-led attacks of October 7th.


In this five-part podcast from The New Arab in London, Sanaa tells her story. From the first day of the war, escaping her home, and narrowly avoiding attacks, to finding a way for her and her family survive as the bombs continued to rain down and the food began to run out, to trying to continue her work as a journalist, and report on a tragedy that was tearing her life apart.


Produced by Hugo Goodridge.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    • Exile

      Exile
      Apr 25 2025

      For the final episode of Sanaa's Odyssey, we travelled to Cairo, to meet with Sanaa in person.

      When we spoke, a ceasefire had been agreed between Israel and Hamas, although, there was little hope that it would hold.

      In her Cairo apartment, we spoke with Sanaa about how she feels about the war now that she has escaped, the tragedies that she has experienced, how she feels about Hamas, prospects for peace, and what she wants from the future.

      Sanaa's Odyssey is written and produced by Hugo Goodridge.

      You can follow The New Arab's podcast on X, and email us podcast@newarab.com.

      Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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      43 min
    • Escaping a Nightmare

      Escaping a Nightmare
      Apr 15 2025

      By April 2024, Sanaa and her family decided that it was time to get out of Gaza.


      They had experienced seven months of the brutal conflict, been forced from their homes, and lost countless friends and family members.


      At the time, the only way out of Gaza was through the Rafah border crossing. And while deciding to leave was one thing, the actually task of crossing, was a whole different matter.


      In episode four of Sanaa's Odyssey, we follow Sanaa and her family as they navigate the murky business of migration and difficult decisions they had to make when it came time to cross.


      Sanaa's Odyssey is written and produced by Hugo Goodridge.

      You can follow The New Arab's podcast on X, and email us podcast@newarab.com.

      Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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      35 min
    • Reporting from the Fire of a Story

      Reporting from the Fire of a Story
      Apr 11 2025

      As the war in Gaza continues to rage, Sanaa has to continue working as a journalist.


      Sanaa has been working as a journalist for 19 years, and while she has witnessed many wars in Gaza, the current conflict has been the most difficult to report on. Already forced from her home, she had to struggle to continue to produce stories, while also wondering how she was going to be able to charge her phone, or find a signal to send a story. At the same time, she had to protect herself and her family from Israeli airstrikes, as best as she could, which appeared to be targeting journalists.


      In episode three of Sanaa's Odyssey, we talk to Sanaa about her career as a journalist, what it means to be a journalist in Gaza, and how this war was different from everything that came before.


      Sanaa's Odyssey is written and produced by Hugo Goodridge.

      You can follow The New Arab's podcast on X, and email us podcast@newarab.com.

      Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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      41 min
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