All walks of life came together last weekend at Palestine Expo held in the heart of London. Organised by the UK non-profit organisation Friends of Al-Aqsa (FOA) it was the debut of the largest event […]
Jerusalem – one of the oldest and holiest cities on Earth, important to three of the world’s major religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam, but recognized by everyone. It’s without a doubt one of the most […]
‘Area C’ in the West Bank is under full Israeli civil and military control, however it is home to hundreds of Palestinians and Bedouins communities enduring harsh living conditions in extreme poverty. Bedouins are an […]
I didn’t know much about the segregation in Palestine before I was actually there experiencing and feeling it for myself. There is no doubt in my mind that what I saw can correctly be described as […]
Keffiyeh Factory in Hebron, the West Bank I was lucky enough to visit the LAST standing keffiyeh factory in Palestine, run by the Herbawi family. Other factories have been destroyed by bombing in Gaza or […]
It was time to go home. I had mixed feelings about leaving Palestine. On one hand I wanted relief from the heavy burden of the illegal occupation, flashbacks of all the stories I had heard, […]
The concept of planting an olive tree sounds beautiful for many reasons, you are giving life, helping nurture something grow, you are giving back to the earth, trees will provide us with oxygen and nutritious […]
Unofficially recognized as the capital of Palestine, Ramallah is a city in central West Bank, controlled by the Palestinian Authority (PA) with a population of predominantly Muslim Palestinians. I was aware of this when asked […]
The thought of having a refugee camp for Palestinians IN Palestine is something that dumbfounded me at first, I mean this is their country how can they possibly be displaced in their own homes? To […]
The, ‘Ghost Town’ of Palestine – Hebron I had heard the city Hebron mentioned a lot in the news over the years, so I knew a lot happened there, but I didn’t know what exactly. I […]
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