Rushdi Abu Alouf

Rushdi Abu Alouf is a Palestinian producer for the BBC in Gaza City.[1]

Biography

For more than five years, Rushdi Abu Alouf has worked for the BBC, on the BBC Arabic Service.[1] Along with Hamada Abu Qammar, he was trained by Alan Johnston and now works for the BBC in their Gaza City office. During the 2008–2009 Israel–Gaza conflict, when Israel banned foreign correspondents from entering the Gaza Strip, he reported from the scene.[2]

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gollark: Start with a small random house/road thing, and then randomly add extra bits on?
gollark: In America you might find just grid layouts, which are easier, but here in the UK cities grew from tiny villages in an unplanned way.
gollark: Because lots of cities grew naturally.
gollark: I do quite like flat design, but not the whole sort of "frosted glass"/blur effect thing.

References
  1. Luft, Oliver (Jan 10, 2009). "Ban on foreign journalists skews coverage of conflict". the guardian. Retrieved Jan 14, 2009.
  2. Stephenson, James (Jan 6, 2009). "Reporting from Gaza". BBC NEWS. Retrieved Jan 14, 2009.
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