To what extent are the basics of daily life dependent on holding an ID for a Palestinian Jerusalemite?
What are the everyday interactions that pose risk to a Palestinian permanent resident of Jerusalem?
An in-depth look at the extraordinarily precarious legal status held by Palestinian Jerusalemites, and how it has become more precarious over time
A photojournalist is left stateless and in limbo as Israel repeatedly rejects his applications for status and tries unsuccessfully to deport him.
Ghadeer, born in Jerusalem, expends four years and thousands of dollars to reclaim her right to live legally in the city of her birth.
Dunya’s dream of embarking on a new life with her Jerusalemite husband becomes ensnared in Israeli bureaucracy and endless waiting for legal status.
Even for someone with a European passport and an Israeli lawyer, marrying a Palestinian Jerusalemite meant an arbitrary and protracted bureaucratic struggle for residency.
When she married at 18, Ayah hoped to expand her world. She soon found that her range of motion did not extend beyond the nearest checkpoint.
When legally participating in your nation’s elections results in deportation from the city of your birth