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A $27.5 million shopping center is being planned for the occupied West Bank.

Biography highlights how prolific 37-year-old artist has been.

William Sutcliffe’s The Wall features an extremist who shoots Palestinian olive trees.

Reciprocal solidarity means we should seek our natural allies among the “wretched of the earth,” says Palestinian author Susan Abulhawa.

Settlers and soldiers have invaded holy sites, sparking international outrage.

Poet Kevin Coval denounces Israeli rap star for “making Zionism chic.”

After his eighth birthday next month, Obeida Shamali will be banned from seeing his dad.

A literature festival reminds us that that Palestine is a place of miracles.

Families in al-Maghazi refugee camp had to flee Israel’s tanks and warplanes.

A nine-year-old girl is among those to have died because they could not receive essential treatment.

Where Should the Birds Fly features ten-year-old’s chilling observation that Palestinian victims “mean nothing” to Israel.

A monthly roundup of photographs documenting Palestine, Palestinian life, politics and culture, and international solidarity with Palestine.

Hassan Karajah is on trial for organizing protests urging the release of fellow Palestinians.

Unlike Palestinians, a number of Germans uprooted by Zionist forces in 1948 have received restitution.

Annemarie Jacir’s new film When I Saw You features superb acting and a groovy soundtrack.

Doctors unable to say what ailment is affecting indigenous people.

Anbara Salam Khalidi’s newly-translated book documents her life spanning three periods of colonialism.

Badwan al-Salaymeh has been told he will have to pay the bill for the demolition of his own house.

J14 is back on the streets — and still refusing to campaign against abuses of Palestinian rights.

If he hadn’t been killed by Israeli forces, my elder brother would have celebrated his 27th birthday this week.