Tala Abu Rahmeh writes for the political prisoners on strike in Israel’s jails

From lettuce, apricots and local bear to handicraft, music and contemporary art, Palestine has a festival scene that celebrates life’s more beautiful sides on many occasions throughout the year.

Samar Hazboun’s latest project, “Beyond checkpoints,” documents the often forgotten stories of Palestinian women who have given birth at Israeli checkpoints

Intifada Milk is a printed issue that tells the story of a group of Palestinians who smuggled 18 cows to produce their own milk during the First Intifada.

German photographer Julius Matuschik documented the last remaining movie theatres in Palestine in his “Cinema Filistin” series.

Saleh al-Amarin, a Palestinian martyr, is immortalized in photos and stencils spread along the walls of his native Bethlehem

Daoud Nassar, a Palestinian farmer and owner of an organic farm located on the hills southwest of Bethlehem, had all his fruit trees destroyed by the Israeli Defense Force.

Daoud Nassar est propriétaire d’une exploitation bio à côté de Bethléem, tous ses arbres fruitiers ont été détruits par l’armée israélienne.

Wael and Maissa and their five children live in Dheisheh, the third largest refugee camp in Bethlehem, in a house decorated in warm, bright colours.

Wael et Maissa ont cinq enfants, dont Leila, tous joviaux, mais ils vivent sous occupation dans le camp de réfugiés de Dheisheh près de Bethléem.