Drew Hinshaw

Drew Hinshaw is a senior reporter with The Wall Street Journal who has reported from more than fifty countries for the paper since 2010. He travels widely, covering breaking news and reporting longer-form investigations. He was a part of a team of reporters whose coverage of China's rising nationalism was a 2021 Pulitzer international reporting finalist. His investigation into cargo ship crews abandoned at sea was a finalist for the Overseas Press Club's top prize for human interest journalism, as well as a Gerald Loeb Award feature finalist. The Society of Publishers in Asia gave Drew and his colleagues its public service journalism award for their reporting on the origins of Covid-19. His coverage of Liberia during its Ebola epidemic won the 2015 Deadline Club's Enterprise Reporting award. He is the co-author of "Bring Back Our Girls," an account of the rescue effort to free 276 teenage schoolgirls who had been kidnapped by Boko Haram, which was named the Overseas Press Club’s best nonfiction book on international affairs of 2021.

Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, in a May 17 speech, said new opportunities now exist to promote peace between Israel and the Palestinians, and warmer relations with Arab states. (photo credit:REUTERS)

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Dozens of Countries Scramble to Identify More Than 150 Citizens Held Hostage in Gaza

Gershon Baskin thinks that Hamas could potentially release the women, children, sick, and elderly, as part of a continuing negotiation he and several other experienced mediators are attempting to advance, in return for the release of a group of Palestinian minors and women from the West Bank imprisoned in Israel.

By Drew Hinshaw, 2 yearsOctober 15, 2023 ago