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Anealla Safdar

ReporterAl JazeeraBeat: International, Middle East, War & Conflict, Human Rights, law, Palestine

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Anealla Safdar is a journalist who has contributed to Al Jazeera. She has written at least one article covering a Jewish human rights barrister arrested for supporting Palestine Action.

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