CPT continues to condemn the attacks on civilians and is working to collect data and evidence from those affected to present to the Iraqi Central government.
As a tactic of neocolonial displacement, Israel is denying Palestinians their human right to water through theft, demolitions, and pollution of water sources.
On 13 January, two teenagers were on Chiadel Mountain minding a herd of goats when Turkish artillery shelling exploded in front of them.
Unveiling Shireen, a Palestinian Superhero for Authentic Representation
Israeli occupation forces launched at least ten air strikes and a land invasion through Jenin’s refugee camp overnight on Monday, causing nine deaths and heavy destruction.
The Old San Carlos memorial remembers the displacement, loss, and death of thousands of Indigenous peoples from Oak Flat and looks towards the sky for the healing of our future.
Chronicles of an announced humanitarian crisis between July 2022 and March 2023
“The peace award gives us courage and encourages us literally to continue our journey of the work of peace and justice, which can never be done in isolation. Your community and our community will continue the walk together.”
The direct violence of the occupation is obvious, but what are the subtle ways in which apartheid seeps into Palestinian life?
After the death of Nasser Abu Hmaid, a Palestinian freedom fighter who had been denied cancer treatment while in an Israeli prison, much of the occupied West Bank went on strike. CPT volunteer Louis Bockner, who was in Hebron on Dec. 20, the day of his passing, reflects on that morning and the events that unfolded.