Reports

A Reading in the Dissolution of the Israeli Knesset

Sunday-13-January-2019

The dissolution of the Knesset unanimously agreed on by the heads of the coalition parties and approved by the Knesset was expected for since the second half of 2018 there was growing talk of it.

A wounded mother is trying to heal the wounds of her children

Tuesday-8-January-2019

The words of patience and description of pain seem to be “unable” to explain the situation of Al-Issawi family from the Gaza Strip.

A daily torment journey which worsens in winter

Sunday-6-January-2019

Driver Jamal Hamdan from Nablus seemed tired of the behavior of the Israeli soldiers who forced him to leave his vehicle at Attara checkpoint near Ramallah to examine the trunk of the vehicle under heavy rain.

Livestock sector in Jordan Valley: Heavy losses

Friday-4-January-2019

The livestock sector in Khirbet Atouf in the northern Jordan Valley is suffering heavy losses due to the aggressive practices of Israeli soldiers and settlers as well as the neglect and lack of support by the Palestinian Authority.

Musta’ribeen: Israeli terrorism in Arab clothes

Thursday-3-January-2019

Insan Center for Democracy and Human Rights has revealed in a recent report the dark side of secret missions carried out by Musta'ribeen (Israeli undercover soldiers) in 2018.

In Nablus refugee camps life is difficult due to heavy rain

Monday-31-December-2018

The elderly man Abd al-Rahman Abu Jaber 60 found it difficult to reach his house in Al-Jammasin neighborhood in Balata refugee camp east of Nablus due to the flow of rainwater in the alley adjacent to his house with water levels reaching 30 cm.

Ayham childhood stolen by unjust Israeli court sentences

Thursday-27-December-2018

As if he is an adult an Israeli court sentenced child Ayham Bassem Sabbah to 35 years in prison and a fine of one million shekels.

Palestinians in Israeli jails subjected to tragic conditions in winter

Monday-24-December-2018

As a tide of freezing cold has overwhelmed the Middle East Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli occupation dungeons have been made to endure calamitous conditions.

A story of pain and poverty

Sunday-23-December-2018

As soon as winter approaches Um Jihad begins hanging cords in the middle of her house not to dry up the wet laundry of her children but to hang and dry bread.

How did Nada fight unemployment by her E-restaurant?

Saturday-22-December-2018

Nada Radwan a graduate of English language and literature at Al-Quds Open University in Gaza in 2014 was frustrated and desperate due to the difficult circumstances that prevented her from working in her field of study.