‘I am frightened and have to treat the flags like I treat my own children’
'I am frightened and have to treat the flags like I treat my own children'…
Violence
‘We need clean water’: Israel’s restriction of the most basic human right
'We need clean water': Israel's restriction of the most basic human right by EA Lou…
‘In my dreams, I swear I see the land we are no longer allowed to go’: Stand with Jordan Valley shepherds
'In my dreams, I swear I see the land we are no longer allowed to…
As barriers grow… the wall prayer in Bethlehem continues
As barriers grow... the wall prayer in Bethlehem continues by EA Jean - 5 min…
‘To exist is to resist’: Living with settlers in Hebron’s Old City
'To exist is to resist': Living with settlers in Hebron's Old City by EA Ian- …
‘I can’t cultivate the land I need for my family’s survival’: Losing livelihoods to settlers
'I can't cultivate the land I need for my family's survival': Losing livelihoods to settlers…
‘We will endure’: Palestinians living with systematic settler violence
'We will endure': Palestinians living with systematic settler violence by EA Anne - 6 min…
Hafez Huraini’s arrest and detention: A case study in Israeli settler impunity
Hafez Huraini's arrest and detention: A case study in Israeli settler impunity by EA Anne…
‘Everyone in the village is under extreme pressure’: The ‘strategic goal’ of settler violence
At the end of August 2021 when many students, having just left school this summer, were excited about the prospect of starting university or commencing full-time employment, student Shahar Peretz in the town of Kfar Yona, Israel, was drafting a statement to present at the local military induction base. On 31 August, she attended the Tel Hashomer base, refusing to enlist in the Israeli military. Her actions resulted in her being sentenced to prison.
An Easter like no other
An Easter like no other by EA Lesley - 4 min read June 17,…