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The oldest family-run business in the Old City
A home-based artist takes refuge in her work.
A holiday tradition for Christian and Muslim Jerusalemites alike, these delicacies date back centuries and reward those who abstained from food to grow spiritually.
The man who changed the Status Quo by becoming the first to carry the flame
Scenes from Palm Sunday in Jerusalem and its Old City by Jerusalem Story photographers
The black hole of blacklisting: How Palestinians with PA IDs get wholly banned from Jerusalem with one click on the keyboard
Closure, a “temporary” measure introduced in 1991, is the system that controls Palestinians’ movement and blocks millions from accessing Jerusalem.
The al-Jebrini family has been running the famous sesame press in Jerusalem’s Old City for over 160 years.
The go-to place for halaweh in the Old City
Bilal Abu Khalaf sells exceptional fabrics and shares intricate details about their importance throughout history.
Israel’s assault on UNRWA returns to Jerusalem schools.
A military censor. Social media threats. Israel’s raid of the Educational Bookshop is just one more effort to silence Palestinian voices.
The digital reality of Palestinian children, where every click is policed, and every post is defiance