Anatomy of Inequality

April 10, 2025 | Published by Visualizing-Palestine

In 1948, the Palestinian population was forcibly displaced from West Jerusalem. Following the 1967 war, Israel annexed East Jerusalem, incorporating its largely Palestinian population. Today, the Israeli-controlled Jerusalem municipality implements p...

Young Armenians with deep roots in Jerusalem work to preserve their land

March 21, 2025 | Published by World Council of Churches

An Israeli settler group is attempting to take over Cow’s Garden, a key piece of land within Jerusalem’s Armenian Quarter. Armenian community members, led by young advocate Djernazian, are defending the land through legal channels and raising awa...

How Daydreaming on Her Commute Led to M’s Ban from Jerusalem

March 11, 2025 | Published by My Jerusalem Story

A Palestinian woman from Ramallah, was excited to start her new job in Jerusalem but faced complications with Israel's permit system. Despite obtaining a permit to enter Jerusalem, M was banned after accidentally failing to properly log her exit at t...

John Rose and the Armenians of Jerusalem: A Personal Journey of Destiny

February 15, 2025 | Published by My Jerusalem Story

The memoir *Armenians of Jerusalem: Memories of Life in Palestine* by John H. Melkon Rose provides a vivid and personal account of life in Palestine between 1924 and 1974, spanning the turbulent periods of British imperialism, the 1948 War, and the I...

Palestinian women in An Nabi Samwil village are staying—and surviving

January 25, 2025 | Published by World Council of Churches

Nawal Barakat lives in the village of An Nabi Samwil. It’s only eight kilometers northwest of Jerusalem—but it might as well be a world away. Nawal Barakat lives in the village of An Nabi Samwil, just eight kilometers from Jerusalem, but feels...

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