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Magda Gad reported about Turkey's offensive against Kurdish-led SDF forces with allies in northeastern Syria in October 2019 and revealed suspected war crimes, such as the use of white phosphorus against civilians. In November 2019, she returned to Raqqah and reported about the aftermath of the war against ISIS. In December 2019, she reported about the revolution in Baghdad, Iraq. Gad reported from Saudi-coalition controlled areas in south Yemen and Houthi-controlled areas in north Yemen in 2018.

She has been based in Kabul, Afghanistan, since September 2018, and is one of the few western journalists who gained access to the Taliban. In October 2019, Gad returned to Iraq and Syria and reported about the uprising in Baghdad.

In 2017, she reported from the front lines of the war against ISIS in Raqqah, Syria. She was based in Iraq from 2016 and covered the war against ISIS in various parts of the country, including nine months in Mosul. Among her stories were the discovery of an ISIS mass grave in Hamam al-Alil and war crimes committed by Iraqi forces.

Magda Gad hosted the Swedish radio show Sommar I P1 2017. She is co-founder of the foreign news-reporting site Blankspot.

Gad did in-depth stories about the drug-affected ghettos in Romania 2016 and reported from both sides of the front lines in war-torn eastern Ukraine 2016. 2014 to 2015, she was based in Liberia during the Ebola outbreak and reported from inside the clinics.

In 2015, she reported about the war between drug cartels in Honduras and interviewed gang members from Mara Salvatrucha and Mara 18. She reported on the conflict over blood minerals in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo 2013 and exposed child slavery in Ethiopia 2013.

Magda Gad (born 17 October 1975 in Falun) is a Swedish war correspondent and Middle Eastern analyst for the media outlet Expressen. She came to international prominence in June 2016 by covering the assault on Mosul in Iraq, where she reported the war against ISIS.