The World Cup prides itself in bringing the global community together, but what would that look like in Palestine, where the world has allowed impunity to go unchecked?
![Makeshift barriers cut off access in H2 Hebron, accumulating trash. On the wall there is graffiti that reads "Make [heart], not walls."](https://cpt.org/wp-content/uploads/230119-Palestine-LouisBockner-768x512.jpg)
Discovering acceptance and empowerment in the work of nonviolent resistance
Can peace be found beneath the cold sole of occupation? CPT volunteer Louis Bockner talks about the illusions of serenity in the ancient olive groves of Hebron.
How can we think about one problem and forget the other, or how can our humanity include one thing and exclude the other?
Israeli occupation forces use Palestinian protest as reason for storming several schools, detaining students and injuring teachers.
Hebron shopkeeper Laila asks Israeli occupation soldiers to think about why they are serving and what they are accomplishing
Jewish holidays in Al Khalil/Hebron have become synonymous with abuse at the hands of settlers and soldiers.
A soldier claims to offer safety and protection in the H2 area of al Khalil/Hebron, while his very presence has in fact disrupted the education, health care, and livelihoods of Palestinian families.
The Tamimi family in Al Khalil/Hebron is building a playground and garden for their community, holding tightly to the conviction that their children or grandchildren will see liberation.
The Israeli occupation of Palestine denies children the right to education, privacy, mental and physical health—a gross violation of international law.