Enduring years of trauma and suffering, young Palestinians find a curative sanctuary in art and articulate dreams through their creations.

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.

Conor Sreenan from Heneghan Peng Architects gives us a sneak peek of the long awaited Palestine Museum that will be soon complete in Birzeit.

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

There are very few footpaths in Palestine. Most old walkways have become roads for cars, widened savagely by bulldozers running over the olive groves.

Yesterday was not only the birthday of MC Hammer & Ottoman sultan Mehmed II, but also Land Day – a day to commemorate what happened in Palestine 1976.

Il n’est pas rare de croiser des colons à pied sur la route avant d’entrer dans Qarawa, venus d’un autre monde, à seulement quelques minutes de là.

It is not uncommon to come across settlers on the roads right before entering Qarawa. They look as if coming from a different world, though theirs is only moments away.

I fear to forget the Palestine trapped behind the wall, the sleeping beauty of this century waiting patiently to be rescued. I fear to forget all the stories a dying generation tells. I fear to forget, for if I forget, my children will never know, and Palestine will forget.