Biography of Jane Arraf
Jane Arraf is a renowned journalist based in Cairo, Egypt. She is a correspondent for NPR and the New York Times. He has also covered Iraq since the 1990s and has served as the New York Times’ Baghdad bureau chief since 2020. Prior to that, he served as the Christian Science Monitor’s Baghdad bureau chief and Senior Correspondent for CNN.
He established a CNN bureau in Baghdad, Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, and has covered the Iraq war from the 2003 US invasion to nearly every major battle since. He covered Iraq’s first post-war elections, the sectarian war in Iraq, the bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Iraq, and the rise and fall of the Islamic State. Jane has also been recognized for her work as a television and radio correspondent for NPR.
Jane Arraf Age
Jane Arraf was born and raised in Palestine. She keeps her personal life private, so the public does not know her exact date and year of birth.
Jane Araf Hite
Jane stands at 5ft 4in/1.62m tall.
Jane Arraf Family
Jane’s identifies as Palestinian-Canadian and is of mixed ethnicity. As of now, she has not shared details about her parents and siblings, however, as soon as we have information we will update this place.
Spouse Jane Araff
Jane is a woman who is satisfied with her life and career. She, on the other hand, keeps her family situation private. As a result, it is unclear whether she is married, divorced, or single.
Arraf Education
Jane attended Carleton University in Ottawa after graduating from high school where she studied journalism and graduated in 1984.
Salary Jane Araff
Jane receives an annual salary of $85,754.
Jane Arraf Net Worth
Jane’s estimated net worth is $1 million.
Jane Arraf Career
Jane is an NPR correspondent and the New York Times’ Baghdad bureau chief. He has been covering Iraq since 1991 and in 1998 established CNN’s first bureau there. He has also reported for NPR, the Christian Science Monitor and Al Jazeera English on Syria, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey and most other countries in the region. In Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, he established a CNN bureau in Baghdad.
He covered the war in Iraq from the US invasion in 2003 to the end of almost every major battle. He also covered Iraq’s sectarian war, the bombing of the UN headquarters in Baghdad, Iraq’s first post-war elections and the rise and fall of the Islamic State. It has also covered Syria, Jordan and most other countries in the Middle East.
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