Between Moments: A Portrait of Life in Jerusalem’s Old CityAn aid project for the people of Palestine
‘Between Moments’ is a photographic exploration of modern life within the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem, a reframing and...
Alongside israel's current offensive in gaza, the weaponisation of food has been an overwhelming cause of civilian suffering and mortality. History has shown that this is not a new phenomenon. “The hundred year hunger" explores a timeline of...
I Can Do Anything presents an intimate and poignant portrayal of life in Palestine through the compelling oral history of Um Baseem Al Kafarneh, an Indigenous farmer from Beit Hanoun, Gaza. Born in the 1930s in historic Palestine, Um Baseem...
Francesca Albanese is an international lawyer, who has specialised in human rights and the Middle East. Since May 2022, she has served as the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territory.
Her...
A fearless, luminous collection, dark star requiem is a requiem for the living, mourning and celebrating in equal measure. Shoufani, a palestinian american poet and filmmaker, writes with precision about exile, inheritance, desire, and the...
Checkpoint 300, the highly securitized border facility between occupied Bethlehem and Jerusalem, is a central feature of Israeli control of Palestinian land and life. An apparatus of turnstiles, overcrowded corridors, and invasive inspections, the...
'To write a will under siege is not surrender – it’s defiance. It says: I existed. I felt. I belonged. I am not yours to erase.' – Reem Ghanayem
In Book of Wills, eighteen Gazan writers share their last will and testament.
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‘In this book, I am collecting the parts of myself I have found, in case there isn’t anyone there to do so if I am killed.’ Each of the forty-eight poems assembled in this startling bilingual collection represents a single...
Theories of return is an urgent and unflinching poetry collection that resists both literal and literary erasure, asserting the right to exist. In these pages, sara abou rashed’s voice does not ask permission but commands attention, bearing...
