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Charlie Hoyle

Hoyle

Charlie is ��’s Politics and Analysis Editor. He is a British journalist with more than 12 years of experience working in the media, research, and human rights. Following work with NGOs, rights groups, research organisations and think tanks in London and the Middle East, he spent five years as a reporter and senior editor covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Before taking on his current role on the Analysis desk he was a journalist, news editor, and features editor at TNA. He is a modern languages graduate in French and Spanish and holds an MSc in Violence, Conflict and Development.

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Areas of focus: Politics, international relations, conflict, democratisation, security, and human rights.

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Iraqi Christians supported Trump. Now he is deporting them

Jimmy Aldaoud's tragic death casts light on the plight of Iraqi Chaldean deportees, a community that once saw Donald Trump as their saviour.

14 August, 2019

Power and politics: Israel makes new inroads into Africa

Israel is making diplomatic inroads into Africa to counteract political support for Palestinians and deepen strategic influence and security ties in a region traditionally ambivalent to Tel Aviv’s ambitions.

20 March, 2019

A history of violence: Israel's targeted assassinations

Israel is estimated to have carried out more than 2,700 assassinations since the state's founding in 1948.

28 November, 2018

Digital activists track US-led airstrikes which destroyed Raqqa

Thousands of digital activists will take part in a crowd-sourcing data project to track how the US-led military coalition's bombings destroyed almost 80 percent of Syria's Raqqa.

21 November, 2018

When Israel strikes, Gaza's children have nowhere to run

The crushing decade-long siege on the densely populated Gaza Strip means children have nowhere to play, nowhere to escape, and, during intensified conflict, nowhere to hide

14 November, 2018

Guns and Christians: Bolsonaro's Israel embassy move explained

A growing Christian Zionist political base, access to Israel's military hardware, and alignment with Trump's America lie at the heart of Bolsonaro's Jerusalem embassy plans.

07 November, 2018

Israeli-backed massacre of Palestinian refugees remembered 36 years later

On 16 September, Lebanese Phalange militiamen stormed the Sabra and Shatila refugee camps and began a massacre which killed up to 3,500 Palestinians.

16 September, 2018

Token Israeli funding for anti-Iran fighters in Syria withdrawn

Israel had paid anti-Iran fighters $75 a month, but had not supported rebel groups in their fight against Bashar al-Assad.

09 September, 2018

Netanyahu: When it comes to Israel, might is right

Netanyahu issued a disturbing warning to the country's regional rivals on Thursday, declaring that the Israeli state has the means to destroy them.

31 August, 2018

Besieged Bethlehem: Jesus' birthplace crippled by Israeli occupation

Bethlehem is suffocated by gun turrets and barbed wire, with Israel's eight-meter high segregation wall eclipsing verdant pastures and rolling hills.

03 August, 2018