Jerusalem-based studio Sabreen has been supporting Palestinian musicians since the 1980s.
Composer, oud player, and founder of the band Sabreen, which revolutionized Arab music and the Jerusalem music scene
Palestinian Jerusalemites usher in the fall season with a splendid Arabic music festival.
A stunning live performance work created by Douban Professional Dance that shows how Jerusalem has benefited from its diversity, and how diversity shapes Jerusalemites’ identity still.
Battir, a verdant, terraced Palestinian agricultural village 8 kilometers southwest of Jerusalem, became a popular spot for outings after the Jerusalem-Jaffa line of the railway opened in 1892.
Palestinian storyteller Husam Abu Eisheh has dedicated his talents to creating theater in Jerusalem for decades, using humor as resistance.
A formidable figure who dedicated her life to the care of orphans, education of girls and women, preservation of Palestinian culture, and social service
A Palestinian educator and writer who wrote an iconic, vivid narrative recounting her family’s exile from Qatamon and Jerusalem in 1948
Ka‘ek al-Quds is not just a special bread—it is part and parcel of the personality of the Old City of Jerusalem.