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An established English-language Israeli news publication. Our editorial collaboration includes the authorised republication of selected reporting for international readers.
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Building connections through independent journalism
At Beyond the Lines, we believe that meaningful journalism is strengthened through collaboration, open dialogue and the exchange of perspectives.
Our international network brings together journalists, media organisations, documentary filmmakers and independent contributors who share a commitment to informing the public and encouraging a deeper understanding of Israel, the Middle East and international affairs.
Through editorial partnerships, interviews, documentaries and the authorised sharing of journalistic work, we aim to bring important stories to a wider audience.
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Journalism, documentary storytelling, community initiatives and dialogue.

An established English-language Israeli news publication. Our editorial collaboration includes the authorised republication of selected reporting for international readers.
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An initiative bringing people together across religious and cultural backgrounds to encourage dialogue, mutual understanding and peaceful coexistence.
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An Israel-based organisation supporting new immigrants and communities through practical assistance, education and humanitarian initiatives.
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A Galilee-based organisation whose work and perspectives contribute to conversations about faith, community and life in northern Israel.
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A documentary production organisation using film and visual storytelling to explore people, events and issues of public interest.
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An organisation offering advocacy and support to people navigating immigration and integration in Israel.
Visit websiteAn independent media outlet publishing reporting, commentary and interviews on faith, society and international affairs.
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A Netherlands-based initiative focused on community engagement and outreach.
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NY Urdu is an online news and media platform. Through this collaboration, Beyond the Lines aims to exchange perspectives and support wider access to reporting and conversations on international affairs and communities.
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Rewaa Alkhozondar is an independent journalist from Gaza who has been in conversation with Beyond the Lines about bringing civilian experiences and underrepresented perspectives to a wider international audience.
Her discussions with the editorial team have focused particularly on the experiences of women and families in Gaza, the challenges of reporting during conflict, and the importance of consent and personal safety when sharing testimony.
Beyond the Lines and Rewaa have discussed exchanging reporting materials and exploring future stories. Any interviews or personal accounts will be published only with appropriate consent and editorial review.
Collaboration in development. This introduction does not imply that interviews or investigations have already been published.

Junaid Qaiser is a Pakistani Christian journalist, writer and advocate for religious freedom and minority rights. According to his professional biography, he has more than two decades of experience in journalism and public affairs.
His areas of interest include interfaith dialogue, peacebuilding, human rights, democracy, international relations and the Abraham Accords. His work explores the role of constructive dialogue and religious freedom in relations between communities and nations.
Qaiser is associated with Beyond the Lines as a journalistic collaborator, contributing perspectives and analysis on interfaith relations, minority rights, peace initiatives and international affairs. All contributions remain subject to the publication's independent editorial standards.
Beyond the Lines retains full editorial independence. Collaborations do not determine our reporting, editorial decisions or conclusions. Descriptions summarise each organisation’s stated areas of work.