This site and book share on-the-ground reporting and Palestine photojournalism from Gaza, Jerusalem, the Galilee, the West Bank, and refugee camps in Lebanon. It’s a book about Palestine that centers Palestinian people and land, connecting decades of history and today’s solidarity movements.
Photojournalism at its best. We invite you to meet Palestinian people and their beloved homeland across decades. This is the book Palestine - People, Land, and Solidarity - With Our Own Eyes: 1977, 2009, Today. Our extensive photographs introduce you to Palestinian life and resistance in Gaza, Nazareth, Jerusalem, the West Bank, and document early Israeli occupation: settlements in the Jordan Valley and Jerusalem, home demolitions in Gaza, prisons in every municipality. We sit down with Yasser Arafat, Abu Iyad, Abu Jihad, Mai Sayegh of the General Union of Palestinian Women, and Abu Hussein of the General Union of Palestinian Workers, who took part in the 1936 general strike. Ultra-high-resolution GigaPan panoramic photos lay bare the scale and intensity of the Israeli apartheid wall and settlement expansion. Meet Umm Kamel, refusing erasure and fighting Israeli eviction from a makeshift tent just outside her Jerusalem home. Photos and words of today weave a tapestry of voices from the Palestine solidarity movement. Don’t miss “We Resist for Siti’s Laugh.”
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