Palestinian Bedouin are the proud descendants of ancient tribes in the area, yet the state is working to corral them into unlivable areas.
A legal expert reviews pivotal Israeli rulings on al-Aqsa Mosque since 1967.
Palestine’s first agricultural school was abloom with promise and potential.
Israel tried to ingest the neighborhood and, over time, regurgitate its residents—with only partial success.
A collaboration becomes a symbiosis.
Jerusalem’s Holy Basin is a microcosm of Israel’s settler-colonial agenda in the city and the country.
How a large and significant urban population of Palestinians is shut out of decision-making about their collective needs.
The Status Quo agreement on Jerusalem’s holy sites, enacted in the Ottoman era, seeks to prevent conflict between religious groups. Increasingly, it is being violated.
From 1967 to 1993, successive Israeli governments laid the foundations for an expanding settlement enterprise to Judaize Jerusalem and its surroundings.