Frances Brogan

Frances Brogan is a senior at Princeton University and a Managing Editor of the Daily Princetonian.

Recent Articles
Palestinian bodies in a shipping container, near the Karem Abu Salem/Kerem Shalom Crossing in Gaza, January 20, 2024. (Courtesy of Ariel, a UN worker)
Calculated chaos: Inside Israel’s transfer of Palestinian bodies to Gaza
Humanitarian workers describe a haphazard and deliberately opaque system for returning dead and living Gazans during the first months of the genocide — one that helps explain why thousands are still missing.
By Frances Brogan July 15, 2026
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  2. Qusra is where Israel’s lies about settler violence hit a wall
  3. Under Israel’s watch, Palestinian gangs are sowing chaos in the West Bank
  4. Arms sales to Israel are slowing. But that's only half the story
  5. Israel is secretly surveilling its teachers. No prizes for guessing which ones
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  2. As Israel sabotages Gaza talks, Hamas’ new ‘warrior leader’ faces his first challenge
  3. Arms sales to Israel are slowing. But that's only half the story
  4. Qusra is where Israel’s lies about settler violence hit a wall
  5. ‘Full cooperation’: How Tel Aviv University serves Israel’s security state