The psychological and sociological effects of house arrest for Palestinians in today’s Jerusalem
Are children’s dreams a threat to the state?
Anti-Palestinian violence in the city spreads to new realms, with ominous implications.
Historian Albert Aghazarian reveals a timeless truth: Jerusalem’s strength lies in its diversity, not domination.
For two years of genocide in Gaza, Israel has held all Palestinian remains as bargaining chips, defying international law.
An ancient, proud village northwest of Jerusalem is rendered near-unlivable.
Israel is arresting Palestinian bookstore owners.
The documentary team of Who Killed Shireen? identified the Israeli soldier who pulled the trigger. But justice remains elusive.
The less visible method of closure quietly but effectively targets individuals, shattering hearts and families.