Naziha began working in media in 2008 and has since built an extensive portfolio of collaborations with leading international news organizations. Her work spans research, translation, interpretation, and localization, as well as communications support and media relations. She has worked with outlets including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Channel 4 News, NPR, Al Jazeera, and Showtime, among others.

In 2021, she was part of the primary production team at The New York Times that received a Peabody Award and an Emmy nomination for the short documentary, “So They Know We Existed: Palestinians Film War in Gaza”, which documented the 11-day war in Gaza.

In 2026, the staff of The Wall Street Journal were named Pulitzer Prize finalists for their Syria coverage. Naziha worked on two stories within the reporting package, including investigations into Saydnaya Prison and a Syrian father’s search for his missing son.

Over the course of her career, Naziha has supported coverage of major developments across the SWANA region, including the Syrian refugee crisis in Lebanon (2011), the fall of Mosul in Iraq (2014), the exposure of slave markets in Libya, the Great March of Return in Gaza (2018), Lebanon’s economic collapse (2019), the 2021 war in Gaza, the fall of the Assad regime in Syria and its aftermath, the ongoing civil war in Sudan, and Gaza following October 7.