A pictorial journey of Palestinian displacement over generations
The author recalls her happy years attending Schmidt’s School, before the Nakba, her brief visit years later, and what it meant to her.
A conversation with the NRC’s Shaina Low
A peek into a 1980s UNRWA school for girls in Shu‘fat refugee camp
There are 5.9 million registered Palestinian refugees with the UNRWA, and they continue to have a unique status under international law.
Armenians have centuries of history in Jerusalem and have made important contributions to the city’s societal and cultural fabric.
Amal Qassem, lifelong resident of Sheikh Jarrah, shares the story of how the home where she was born in 1960 was targeted for takeover by Jewish settlers.
What did the 1948 War and establishment of the State of Israel mean for Palestinian Jerusalem?
Palestinians have submitted documents to Israel that prove that they own the West Jerusalem site proposed for the US embassy.