Culture
CultureSally Rooney withdraws books from UK over support for banned group
Publisher Faber halts distribution after author vows to donate earnings to Palestine Action, citing unconscionable legal constraints on passing funds.
CultureIsraeli army disputes Gaza film NAZA as it tops Italian box office
The military called the documentary on its targeting in Gaza misleading, while its makers said they had spoken to more than 100 sources.
Sheeran calls Gaza war unjustifiable amid tour controversy
The singer apologized for recent decisions while condemning Israeli actions in Gaza during his first solo performance after opening acts were removed.
CultureHarvard Press Book Frames Palestine Within Global Genocide History
Dana Walrath's new illustrated work links Gaza war to Nakba, analyzing dehumanization through ten historical cases of systematic destruction and displacement.
CulturePalestinian Doctor Revives Ornamental Bird Breeding Passion
Walid Farrajah combines medical expertise with poultry care, sharing knowledge through local clubs and international networks to elevate breeding standards.
Minister Threatens Citizenship Revocation Over Gaza Documentary
Culture chief targets filmmakers who exposed AI targeting systems used in the war on Gaza.
CultureGaza Children Launch Media Channel From Displacement Tents
Young presenters in Al-Mawasi use improvised studios to share their own stories and reclaim narrative agency amid war.
CultureVolunteers Salvage Gaza's Ancient Heritage From Rubble Amid War
Heritage Guardians use bare hands to rescue artifacts while officials condemn the removal of treasures to France as theft rather than protection.
CultureVolunteers gather the stones of a bombed Deir al-Balah mosque
Marble columns and cut stone from the Abu Salim Mosque, built in 1951 and repaired twice since, are being lifted out and stored so that whatever is rebuilt can be built from the mosque itself.
CultureSliman Mansour, painter of Palestinian identity, dies at 79
His family announced the death on Monday. Born in Birzeit in 1947, he helped found an art centre in East Jerusalem and later an academy in Ramallah.
CultureIn Surif, stone walls mark generations of work on the land
The town northwest of Hebron reads its own history off the terraces its families built by hand, and off the olive and fig trees planted between them.
CultureSwitzerland picks a Gaza documentary as its 2027 Oscar entry
The film had to be shot in South Africa, because the nine Palestinians who speak in it could not get visas to reach Switzerland.
CultureIn Battir, a Roman-era water system still runs the farming season
Spring water reaches the terraces on an eight-day rota, and it needs neither fuel nor a pump.
CultureOn 300 square metres in Nuseirat, a farmer starts again
Mohammad al-Halabi, 50, has farmed since childhood.
CultureIn Gaza, young survivors turn to drawing
Sixteen-year-old Maryam is among those using art to step outside the war.
CultureWomen in the southern Hebron hills turn a cave into a workshop
The project combines heritage preservation with income.
CultureBethlehem youth camp on rights and media skills concludes
Alrowwad's three-day camp drew participants from across the West Bank.
CultureCampaign marks a year since the killing of journalist Anas Al-Sharif
Organisers say 260 journalists have been killed in Gaza.