In 1930s Jerusalem, a young boy named Hazem Nusseibeh would walk to school through the narrow, stone-paved streets of the Old City. Each morning, as he passed through Damascus Gate, he saw
Go
The struggle of Palestinian women in the 1920s and 1930s Latifa Dirbas carries a jug of water on her head from the village of Bal’a, weaving from one mountain to the other
Go
When pickles become a weapon Back in the year 1989, you would have seen a group of young women surrounded by tables working an assembly line in one of the houses in
Go
A cultural renaissance swept the Arab world from 1900 to 1948, forever changing the meaning of storytelling in Palestine, as illustrated by scenes showing children gathered around a storyteller’s Box of Wonders,
Go