1 outlet

Palestinian photographer who captured ‘devastation and starvation in Gaza’ wins Pulitzer

Prize committee praises Saher Alghorra's 'haunting, sensitive' work; his front-page NYT photo of emaciated child who had preexisting medical issue sparked scrutiny of famine claims The post Palestinian photographer who captured ‘devastation and starvation in Gaza’ wins Pulitzer a

First seen · 8:35 PM UTCMay 5, 2026

How it's being covered

Methodology →

LeftCenterRight

0Left · 0%0Center-Left · 0%1Center · 100%0Center-Right · 0%0Right · 0%

Covering this story

Sorted left → right

The Times of Israel
CenterThe Times of Israel
Palestinian photographer who captured ‘devastation and starvation in Gaza’ wins PulitzerPrize committee praises Saher Alghorra's 'haunting, sensitive' work; his front-page NYT photo of emaciated child who had preexisting medical issue sparked scrutiny of famine claims The post Palestinian photographer who captured ‘devastation and starvation in Gaza’ wins Pulitzer a
8:35 PM UTC

Also happening today

All today →

Culture

Kodomo no Hi

Japan's Children's Day, part of Golden Week. Families fly koinobori — carp-shaped windsocks — outside their homes, one for each child. The carp swims upstream; so should you.

Open →

Culture

Cinco de Mayo

Commemorates Mexico's 1862 victory at the Battle of Puebla. A regional observance in Mexico, a much louder party in the US than it ever was south of the border.