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Blog Post Young Photojournalist: “The Mere Act of Seeing Is Convoluted for a Palestinian in Jerusalem”

Young, female, and behind the lens in a frontier zone

Blog Post How Old City Shopkeepers Are Facing an Unprecedented Closure: Voices from the Souks

Resilience in the face of attempted erasure

Blog Post Intensifying Israeli Attacks on Palestinian Bus Drivers in Jerusalem Endanger Their Lives

Anti-Palestinian violence in the city spreads to new realms, with ominous implications.

Photo A Baby’s Encounter with a Checkpoint

At Qalandiya, even the youngest must wait.

Blog Post Selling Books Is Now a Crime in Jerusalem

Israel is arresting Palestinian bookstore owners.

Feature Story How Israel Bans Individual Palestinians from Entering al-Aqsa Mosque and Other Areas

The less visible method of closure quietly but effectively targets individuals, shattering hearts and families.

Photo A Palestinian Woman Faces Brutality with Dignity

A defiant rebuke

Feature Story Israel Spends Millions to Guard Settlers in East Jerusalem

How privatizing “security” ensures that only one population is secured

Blog Post Ali’s Story: The Arrest and Torture of a Jerusalemite Child for a Crime He Did Not Commit

An eighth grader recounts his week in an Israeli prison.