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The story of Palestinian displacement and dispossession passed down from one generation to the next. 

Amal Qassem, lifelong resident of Sheikh Jarrah, shares the story of how the home where she was born in 1960 was targeted for takeover by Jewish settlers.

Detention and home confinement as experienced by three Palestinian high school students in the neighborhood of Silwan in East Jerusalem

The firing of the Ramadan cannon is a centuries-old tradition. How did it begin, and what meanings and memories does it evoke for the community?

A jeweler in the Old City shares his wistful dreams for the holy month of Ramadan as it approaches. What’s he wishing for?

Teresa, 22, lives in Ramallah, but she’s never seen nearby Jerusalem due to Israel’s Separation Wall and permit regime. What lies behind the wall?

Mohammed El-Kurd, 14, narrates his experience of sharing his family home with the Jewish settlers who forcibly expelled the El-Kurds from the two-room extension they added in the 1990s.

What does a forcible home expulsion actually entail? 

Residents of Wadi Yasul share their daily lived realities as targets for intended erasure from the landscape.