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Gaza is the territorial center of Nayrouz Qarmout’s “The Sea Cloak & Other Stories.”

Gaza protester, 16, dies from Israeli bullet to the stomach.

Huzama Habayeb’s raw and violent novel Velvet is a compulsive read.

Newly released Palestinian lawmaker helped imprisoned women and girls pass their secondary school exams.

Video shows shooting of West Bank man as settlers call for his death.

Latifa Abu Humaid spent much of her life in a building recently demolished by the military.

Obliteration of five-story building followed night of terror for Palestinians families.

Top Israeli minister says kite launchers should be shot – even if they’re children.

Just 1 percent of Gaza's entrepreneurs are female.

The struggle for Palestinian liberation is support for the emancipation of women.

Palestinians in northern West Bank subjected to “brutal reprisals” after shooting death of settler.

Female leadership in the first intifada was quashed by the Olso accords.

Bedouin families face violent attacks, home demolitions by Israeli soldiers and settlers.

Ahed Tamimi has many admirers across Palestine.

Isolation and lack of funding remain significant obstacles for sport in the Strip.

Bozour Culture and Arts hopes to educate and broaden horizons.

Israel says obtaining permits for medical care is “easy and fast” while rights group calls it “a bureaucratic nightmare.”

Military occupation bureaucracy wants you to believe it is improving Palestinian lives.

The Issawis are a family of fighters where no one backs down.

The team is short on equipment, but not determination.

“If Gaza has one face of death, she has many other faces of life."

Stories of Palestinian embroidery served with comforting tea.

Lina al-Jarbouni spent 15 years behind Israeli bars.

Four Gaza women improve their lives by following their passions.

Once again, no Israelis injured during incident that left alleged attacker dead.

The New Heritage project transforms old plastic bags into toys and cushions.

Eyewitness testimony contradicts Israel’s claim that woman threw knife at soldiers.

Only 3,000 out of 18,000 destroyed homes have been rebuilt.

A snapshot of survival from Gaza's Cold River to the rubble of Khan Younis.

Speed Sisters follows Palestinian women’s rally-car racing team and the challenges that come with pursuing their sport.

In besieged Gaza, volunteer efforts help keep families' heads above water.

Woman slain and 14-year-old girl critically wounded in Hebron.

Unable to access specialized treatment, patients left to "die in silence."

A prison cell serves as an analogy for Israel’s occupation in Mai Masri’s debut feature.

A prison cell serves as an analogy for Israel’s occupation in Mai Masri’s debut feature.

Gaza-born twins’ debut feature film has an almost entirely female cast.

Gaza-born twins’ debut feature film has an almost entirely female cast.

Rula Abu Duhou spent nine years behind Israel’s bars.

Novelist khulud khamis tackles sex and religion in present-day Israel and the occupied West Bank.

Published on Aug 9, 2014 Watch how female soldiers of the most-moral-army-in-the-whole-wide-world continuously bombard the besieged Gaza Strip, every 2 minutes to be exact, during the “Protective Edge” massacre of July-August 2014 while eating sushi&

We shouldn’t be surprised that Israeli “analysts” have urged the rape and murder of Palestinian women.

What is the role of beauty in a place of urgency and occupation, asks new collection of short stories.

Radwa Ashour’s The Woman From Tantoura addresses the themes of remembering and forgetting.