By: Tareq Hajaj Media coverage and social media posts went wild when Palestinian photojournalist Muath Amarneh was
I first met Ibrahim al-Dabous when he came to paint my home. It was about a year ago. I was introduced to him by my cousin Muhammad Ashour, an interior decorator. Ibrahim was reticent. It wasn’t until his second d
Ahmad Abu Asad has been forced to drop out of school. For the past three years, Ahmad, 9, had been taking lessons tailored for children with deafness. The lessons were provided by al-Hanan School for the Deaf in the Dei
The heavy weight 11-year-old Maya Khalil was carrying was not from burdens of life, but rather from the medals she was carrying over her neck which she had won over the last four years. Maya was awarded the title of the P
By: Ali Younis Noor al-Sawarka's life changed forever on the night the Israeli army targeted her family's home in the central town of Deir al-Balah. Th
By Larissa Fernand There are no words to describe the bleak reality of actual humans who are trapped and whose lives are scar
By Al Harith Al Hasni Muheeb Fathi Abu Mohsen, a resident of Ein el-Helweh in the northern Jordan Valley, brings his cows twice a day to the water spring of Ein el-Helweh to drink
When Samar Qawasmi was awarded the title of 2019 Palestinian Ambassador to Heritage and Folklore, she immediately started to think of her next move: World Heritage Ambassador, and she is getting ready to compete for it when it will be held in Cair
For many people who have lived a life free from war and military occupation, the global arms trade may seem like a distant or even irrelevant issue. But for Palestinians like me, it is an inescapable and painful reality.
Last week, The Canary released Part 1 of an interview with renowned J
Abdelrahim Younis spent five months building his own home in the 1990s. Tall and spacious, it was complemented by a rose garden and palm tree at its entrance. “I wanted to have my extended family with me and my wife when we get
How is the 'festival of sacrifice' celebrated? Is it a public holiday? What does it mean? Here are the an
I live in a very small territory of 365 square kilometers, also known as the largest open-air prison in the world, located in colonized Palestine. The prison guards are powerful oppressors, the enforcers of “apartheid,” also known as Z
Gaza. The very name evokes images of Israeli bombardment, crumbling infrastructure, keffiyeh-clad protestors standing defiantly with Palestinian flags and slingshots, and screaming children shot by snipers in a fog of tear gas and smoke from burni
Nobody in Gaza is exempt from being an Israeli target. Luck is the only thing that saves anyone here from being killed. The medic Muhammad al-Judaili ran out of luck. On 3 May, he was working at the Great March of Retur
“People have said to me ‘why would you want to build a gym?’ ‘Have Palestinians not got bigger problems, like access to food and water?” “It’s a valid question,” Ainle O Caireallain, th
In the light of international protection from being punished, Israel continues killing Palestinians. Here is the story of the fifth paramedic has been killed leaving innocent wife and four little children. It was a d
A global influence campaign funded by the Israeli government had a $1.1 million budget last year, a document obtained by The Electronic Intifada shows. Act.IL says it has offices in three countries and an online army of more than 15,
When oppression increases, life becomes like hellfire. Israel deliberately kills fathers and mothers of Palestinian children leaving them to lead their lives down into the dark abyss. So how can a 5-year-old child stand in life without his parents
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