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The story of how Palestinian homes in Jerusalem (and elsewhere) whose owners fled in search of temporary safety were systematically looted, including their libraries, even before the war had ended

What is it like to be exiled from the city of your birth? A Palestinian Jerusalemite shares his feelings. 

A rare cinematic look back at a pivotal moment in Jerusalem’s history.

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.

A firsthand recounting and reconstruction of a landmark trauma in Palestinian and Jerusalem history, the Deir Yassin massacre of April 9, 1948

A powerful testament to the experience of living through the transformative and traumatic period when the wall was built in Jerusalem and its environs.

What happens when the state all but decrees that life itself is not permitted? This is the situation that Palestinian residents of al-Nabi Samwil find themselves in.

What happens when a suburb’s source of life and livelihood is choked off? The story of Bir Nabala offers a stark example.

Jerusalem International Airport, once a gateway for an open region to the world, offers a study in sharp contrasts to the area’s present closure regime.