Mohammad Deeb Alnajjar

Al Jazeera Media Network

Bio

Mohammed Al-Najjar is a Jordanian journalist who began his career in 1999. He worked as a freelance correspondent for Al Jazeera Net and also served as a researcher and program producer for Al Jazeera Network, including on the program "60 Minutes" aired on CBS and Al Hiwar Channel. Since 2010, he has been working full-time with Al Jazeera Network. He has covered major events such as the 2006 Lebanon War, the Syrian conflict in 2012 and 2013, and Egypt’s first post-revolution elections in 2011. Al-Najjar has extensive experience in digital journalism and is a certified trainer specializing in digital journalism, open-source content verification, storytelling, and editorial practices for new media. He also has experience as a field correspondent in online journalism.

Experience

- Member of the editorial support team under the Director of the Digital Division at Al Jazeera Media Network - (2023 – Present). - Head of Planning and Correspondents, and Editor of the Palestine Desk and Hot Issues Desk at Al Jazeera Net - (2018 – 2023). - Certified trainer at the Al Jazeera Media Institute - (2016 – Present). - Head of Social Media at Al Jazeera Channel - (2015 – 2017). - Full-time correspondent for Al Jazeera Net - (2010 – 2014). - Researcher, program producer, and freelance correspondent for Al Jazeera Net - (2005 – 2010). - Member of the Jordanian Press Association - (2002). - Parliamentary and State Security Affairs Editor at Al-Sabeel newspaper, Jordan - (1999 – 2005).