Hani Hazaimeh
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Senior Reporter-The Jordan Times

Hani Hazaimeh has been a reporter at The Jordan Times, Jordan's only Political English-language daily newspaper, since 2000. The Jordan Times provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of national, regional and world events on a daily basis and is considered one of the most important English language sources of cultural, economic, social and political information in the Arab world.

Besides the Jordan Times, Hani has written for a variety of publications such as Venture Magazine, Hatem Magazine, Ammonnews website, Al Rai Daily, the largest daily newspaper in Jordan.

Born and raised in Jordan, Hani spent two years at Prince Faisal College, The Defense Language Institute in the US and graduated with an English Language Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language.

Blog Entries by Hani Hazaimeh

No Reason for Shahira Amin to Apologize for Interviewing Shalit

54 Comments | Posted October 20, 2011 | 17:30:54 (EST)

As I was glued to the screen Tuesday, I watched floods of emotions overwhelming Palestinians who were eagerly waiting for their beloved released prisoners from Israeli jails and on the other side Israelis, in a weird combination, awaiting Gilad Shalit, the Israeli soldier who was taken hostage five...

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Translating Human Suffering

Posted June 10, 2011 | 14:00:39 (EST)

For me, May 20 started out much like any other morning. I was heading to Ramtha for a new job with the non-profit organization Human Rights Watch and all I could think about was making it there on time.

Little did I know that over the...

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Shaken by Tunisian Unrest, Arab World Looks to Placate Street

Posted January 19, 2011 | 16:05:11 (EST)

As Jordanians grow excited over next Friday's Asia Cup quarter final, when their national team plays Uzbekistan, anxiety is also growing over another day of anti-government demonstrations this weekend with opposition parties and professional associations already announcing they will participate this time.

Last Friday, thousands of citizens took...

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Bringing Journalists Together Across Enemy Lines

Posted November 3, 2010 | 15:24:45 (EST)

It's not by chance that we, a Jordanian journalist and an Israeli journalist, are posting this story together. Rather, thanks to the advances of modern technology and to the efforts of international organizations in harnessing that technology, namely the Internet, journalists worldwide have access to valuable sources -- and to...

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As Peace Talks Stall Something's Got to Give

Posted March 29, 2010 | 11:12:17 (EST)

"It is an illusion in the minds of the people who promote this option and for Jordan to accept this would be committing suicide..."

These words, spoken by King Abdullah, sent a strong message to the Israeli government, the Israeli people and the international community to immediately engage...

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The Silent Majority

Posted March 24, 2010 | 19:41:06 (EST)

Writing for an Israeli newspaper about the visit I took late last year to the Israel was perhaps one of the toughest decisions of my entire life, not to mention a move that could affect the future of my entire career.

Following the publication of my personal opinion piece in...

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Why We Can't Write This Story

Posted March 18, 2010 | 11:47:09 (EST)

It was supposed to have been an exercise in cross-cultural reporting; to find a story that would cut across borders and highlight the common humanity shared by all nations and peoples.

As a Jordanian and an Israeli, we felt we were a logical pairing. There is no country geographically...

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