Hadani Ditmars is the author of Dancing in the No Fly Zone: a Woman's Journey Through Iraq. A former editor at New Internationalist, she has been reporting from the Middle East for two decades.
We speak with Annemarie Jacir on 'Palestine 36,' her latest film capturing the 1936 Palestinian uprising, blending history, resistance, and personal narratives
We speak with Nobel Peace Prize nominees Jeff Halper and Issa Amro about challenging Israeli repression, violence, and the denial of Palestinian rights
After a deadly bombing on Palm Sunday, the director of the Al-Ahli Hospital, Suhaila Tarazi, compares the suffering of Palestinians to the crucifixion of Christ
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei’s US retrospective showcases his art and activism, challenging authoritarianism and championing free expression throughout four decades
Hayy Jameel’s 'Thread Memory' exhibition showcases the powerful tradition of Palestinian tatreez, highlighting its cultural and historical significance
From The Seed of a Sacred Fig to From Ground Zero, this year's Palm Springs International Film Festival highlights a number of bold films from the MENA region
In a groundbreaking case, a coalition of lawyers, citizens and activists are suing the Canadian government for violating the Genocide Convention amid Gaza war
