An academic and prolific author who believed that poetry was a way to bring about change, give a voice to Palestinians, and promote peace
A peek into a 1980s UNRWA school for girls in Shu‘fat refugee camp
Demolition of the sole community primary school left youngsters no choice but to study outside.
An extreme shortage of classrooms and schools for Palestinian children, and a severe problem of overcrowding in schools that do exist, have led to a shocking situation in the city.
Where do Palestinian children in Jerusalem learn? How many are invisible to the system?
Who is responsible for what in East Jerusalem’s education system? You might be surprised.
The Oslo Accords were supposed to launch an interim five-year stage until final negotiations. Thirty years later they are still technically in effect. What has happened to Palestinian East Jerusalem?
The government approved a continuation of Decision 3790 funding for East Jerusalem with a 50 percent increase—but with what real intentions and what ultimate results?
A glimpse of some of the myriad risks and hazards Palestinian schoolchildren in Jerusalem face on their daily walk to school. A Photo Story.