The village of Qalandia has been absent from our consciousness, as most of us associate the name Qalandia with the eponymous checkpoint...

The first thing that Beit Duqqu brings to mind is the word "land," even if it brought to mind several meanings: the village's magical...

One could hardly call Anata a “village” today, as the Occupation’s policies and measures over the years have stripped Anata of its rural...

Qalandia refugee camp was dubbed “The Fort of Martyr Bashir Nafeh” in honor of the man’s legacy of resistance. Nafeh was first detained...

Sharafat is a Bani Hasan tribe village in the Jerusalem Governorate. Other such villages include al-Walajah, Battir, al-Malhah, Beit...

Three Palestinian villages carry the name “Jaba.” The Jerusalem village of Jaba is seldom noted in literature, perhaps because the...

Known for its lush landscape distinguished by almonds and vineyards, Beit Anan is located 668 meters above sea level on the northwestern...

Beit Surik is a village of natural beauty that has managed to preserve its rural and mountainous characteristics, a pure landscape...

Chanting traditional ahazij (songs) that mourn the loss of land is common among the women of Beit Safafa. One such song says: Hand us a...