West Bank reconstructed at London's Nour Festival
29 December 2012
A musical exploration of Israel’s 2002 Operation Defensive Shield was one of the highlights of a recent festival. Read more about West Bank reconstructed at London's Nour Festival
Art, Music & Culture
Politics of Palestine's everyday captured in stunning debut film
24 December 2012
Two Meters of This Land is inspired by a Mahmoud Darwish poem. Read more about Politics of Palestine's everyday captured in stunning debut film
Emerging from an “age of defeat”: interview with poet Ghassan Zaqtan
Edinburgh 7 December 2012
Israel’s invasion of Lebanon in the 1980s shattered Palestinian dreams. Read more about Emerging from an “age of defeat”: interview with poet Ghassan Zaqtan
Arab Spring meets Warhol in Ramallah show
4 December 2012
Art installation inspired by Tunisian street vendor Muhammad Bouazizi attracts impromptu praying. Read more about Arab Spring meets Warhol in Ramallah show
Book review: Miko Peled sets the record straight on Palestine's dispossession
29 November 2012
The General’s Son traces how an Israeli liberated himself from racism. Read more about Book review: Miko Peled sets the record straight on Palestine's dispossession
Israel planned a “nuclear Armageddon,” new book shows
20 November 2012
Fortress Israel indicates that the military elite wants the occupation of Palestine to continue indefinitely. Read more about Israel planned a “nuclear Armageddon,” new book shows
Giving Palestine's palaces back to the people
Nablus 12 November 2012
Riwaq’s work has been important in bringing West Bank “throne villages” back to the center of community life. Read more about Giving Palestine's palaces back to the people
New film on Nazi links to Zionism sidesteps the toughest questions
7 November 2012
Despite purporting to tackle propaganda, documentary The Flat adheres closely to the acceptable parameters of Zionist discourse. Read more about New film on Nazi links to Zionism sidesteps the toughest questions
UK dance troupe al-Zaytouna retell Shakespeare through dabke
London 5 November 2012
A London dance company uses Shakespeare to tell Palestine’s modern tale through traditional dance. Read more about UK dance troupe al-Zaytouna retell Shakespeare through dabke
Book review: A family history firmly rooted in Jerusalem's soil
3 November 2012
Jacob Nammar’s autobiography describes a Jerusalem that is impossible to imagine today. Read more about Book review: A family history firmly rooted in Jerusalem's soil