19 March 2013
“Don’t say these words,” the policeman almost whispered. “It’s enough that you’re looking at me with such furious emotion in your eyes, but please don’t call me a traitor.” Read more about Waiting for Obama in Ramallah
27 February 2013
“If I hadn’t gone on vacation, I’d still be teaching,” says Nour Joudah of her two-month ordeal. Read more about "They wanted me to list every young Palestinian that I knew," says Palestinian-American deported by Israel
1 February 2013
Moshe Rosenbaum the mayor of Beit El implies he’d like to ethnically cleanse Palestinian city of 300,000 Read more about Israeli mayor of Ramallah-area settlement wants to annex Palestinian city as "South Beit El"
11 December 2012
Rights group says raid may be prelude to Israeli closure of Palestinians human rights organizations. Read more about Israeli occupation forces ransack offices of Addameer, other Palestinian rights groups in heart of PA's Ramallah
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
28 November 2012
After a long absence I finally get to hug my relations and friends. Read more about A tearful reunion with my grandmother in Gaza
Ramallah 21 November 2012
Many arrested as residents of the West Bank demonstrate their solidarity with people of Gaza. Read more about Anger rises in West Bank as Israel kills protesters
2 November 2012
The Palestinian Authority does not have our permission to abandon the right of return. Read more about Good morning, President Abbas
Ramallah 26 September 2012
As Israel dismantles Gaza’s economy, job opportunities also shrink for the West Bank’s Palestinians. Read more about Palestinians risk death to work without permits in Israel
24 September 2012
I never thought of myself as a teacher, and when my mother used to suggest the profession to me as a kid, I would flinch. But lately, that’s exactly who I am finding myself becoming – not just as an answer to our obsession with the “what do you do?” question, but as a general identification of how I see myself. Read more about From Shatila to Ramallah: an introduction