
Milad Walid Daqqa: birth of good news
Milad, in Arabic (ميلاد), means birth, the beginning of life and a new existence.
Milad, in Arabic (ميلاد), means birth, the beginning of life and a new existence.
Insights from an interview with human rights advocate Hisham Al-Sharbati.
Ameera and Bahaa discuss how their lives have been affected by Israel’s war on Gaza and speak to the Palestinian dream of life without apartheid and occupation.
The imposed restrictions across al Khalil/Hebron not only exacerbate economic challenges but also foster a sense of isolation among affected families and communities.
The Israeli occupation goes to great lengths to ensure Palestinians live in a constant state of fear, but deterrence will only work for so long as Zionist lies come to light
Families in Hebron’s Jabal Jalis neighbourhood are facing increasing abuse from Israeli settlers and soldiers, making basic daily tasks impossible.
Despite the fear, Palestinians resist the colonial project of tearing apart the social fabric to demoralize the people
700,000 women in Gaza experience menstrual cycles and do not have access to basic hygiene products and clean water
For over 76 years, the canvas tent has accompanied the Palestinian struggle for liberation, both as a symbol of what has been lost and a companion of steadfastness
Winter always brought feelings of joy but now all I can think about are the children of Gaza soaked in the cold rain without means of getting warm and dry