Rich Wiles

Pales­tin­ian ac­tivists in Lon­don took to the streets on the cen­te­nary of the di­vi­sive Bal­four De­c­la­ra­tion.

The Bike Pro­ject col­lects and fix­es un­want­ed bikes be­fore giv­ing them to refugees so that they can move around the city.

Home­less peo­ple are paid to give street-lev­el tours of the city that weave its his­to­ry with their own sto­ries.

The third edi­tion of the Qa­landiya In­ter­na­tion­al con­tem­po­rary arts bi­en­ni­al drew glob­al at­ten­tion to the is­sue.

Cir­cus per­former Mo­hammed Abu Sakha has been held in ad­min­is­tra­tive de­ten­tion since De­cem­ber.

The Tuqan fac­to­ry in Nablus is the old­est sur­vivor of this once-promi­nent in­dus­try.

An es­ti­mat­ed 10,000 peo­ple demon­strate in Ra­mal­lah for the sec­ond time this month to de­mand wage hikes for teach­ers.

A move to­wards re­new­able en­er­gy has left col­lieries and their em­ploy­ees out in the cold.