Ahmed Alsammak

Ahmed Alsammak is a Palestinian journalist from Gaza. He holds an MBA from Dublin Business School. Previously, he worked as a project assistant at We Are Not Numbers.

Recent Articles
Laila Al-Helu holds a photo of her and her brother Shawqi. (Ahmed Ahmed)
‘The war is over, so why haven’t they come back?’: The search for Gaza’s missing
Over 11,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have disappeared since Oct. 7. Relatives don’t know if they’re dead or alive, under rubble or in prison.
By Ahmed Alsammak and Ahmed Dremly November 10, 2025
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  1. An Israeli professor plotted to massacre Palestinians. Social media rejoiced
  2. ‘Lavender’: The AI machine directing Israel’s bombing spree in Gaza
  3. Why Israel’s election was a moment of Palestinian unity
  4. In Gaza, the specter of famine is returning
  5. Palestinian Bedouin women in Israel are leading a quiet revolution
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  5. An Israeli professor plotted to massacre Palestinians. Social media rejoiced