The starting point for anyone wanting to grasp the realities faced by Jerusalem’s Palestinians
Palestinians comprise nearly half the population of Jerusalem and have built, and shaped, the city for centuries, yet their stories are rarely told.
The erased and all-too-often forgotten violent history of how West Jerusalem came to be
In Jerusalem as in the rest of the country, land is the locus of the struggle for control. Here we explore the status of land in Jerusalem and its environs.
Israel has used Jewish settlement as a pivotal strategy to control, disrupt, and radically transform the Jerusalem geopolitical landscape.
How the city of Jerusalem works in tandem with the settler organizations to take away Palestinians’ private homes by force.
Jerusalem is known as an open, international, “city of peace.” For millions of Palestinians, however, it is a closed, virtually unreachable, city.
Israel's Separation Wall, called al-jidar by Palestinians, has drastically reshaped the geopolitical fabric of Jerusalem.
Most Palestinian Jerusalemites have a legal status that is unique in the world: Although they are indigenous, they are stateless.
The Palestine Festival of Literature returns after a four-year hiatus.
Amnesty International says Israel’s use of biometric and facial recognition surveillance supports apartheid.
At the annual Flag March through Jerusalem, Israeli violence and threats are commonplace while celebrating the city’s conquest.
Exuberant celebration is added on the list of forbidden acts for Palestinian Jerusalemites under Israeli occupation.
A summer camp offers Silwan scouts an exciting and character-building experience.