Stories

Remembering Muhammad al-Durrah

On September 30, 2000, a Palestinian cameraman from Gaza, Talal Abu Rahma, shot a video of a father and his…

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Israeli occupation must stop using gun violence

Sharifa Abu Muammar, a 30-year-old teacher, was supposed to start the school year with her 11th grade class on Sept. 1.…

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“Israel” banning Palestinian children from calling their parents.

Ahmad Sabri, a 17-year-old Palestinian from the West Bank town of Qalqilya, has been incarcerated in Israel’s Megiddo Prison since…

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Palestine’s new generation says no to normalisation

On Tuesday evening, President Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the foreign ministers of the United Arab Emirates…

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“The Israeli siege of Gaza affects us in myriad ways.”

The Israeli siege of Gaza affects us in myriad ways. It is not just about being starved of fuel and…

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Israeli occupation roots planted in earliest days of colonialism movement

Across the world, climate movements are firmly rooted on the political, social, and economic left. Their campaigning and advocacy make…

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Gaza becomes more darker after coronavirus

Even in the blackest night, I had never imagined that it would go this far. Two weeks ago, Palestinians in…

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Israeli military suppresses Palestinian demonstrations against the occupation

After 15 years of documenting protests and clashes in the occupied West Bank as part of my work for Israeli…

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How Palestinians in Gaza spending their day in quarantine?

8:oo am: I start my day feeding my four kittens along with their mother Semsem. They are growing bigger and…

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The economic condition in Gaza is getting worse

Muhammad Abu Amra has diabetes and cannot afford treatment. He needs two insulin injections per day; each costs more than…

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