Nisaa FM The impact of the water crisis and climate change on rural women “Nablus and Jenin” – The climate change crisis in Palestine is closely linked to the policies and practices of the Israeli occupation, which exacerbate the severity of this crisis and its effects on women in particular. Palestinian women and girls working in the agricultural sector are greatly affected by these policies, as they lose their only source of livelihood in agriculture due to the depletion of land and water and the risks of climate change.
Arij Was a pregnant woman shot in the head by Israeli occupation forces in the Aqabat Jabr refugee camp in Jericho?
In Beirut: A Long Southern Night/ An article examining the complex relationship between the residents of southern Lebanese villages and Beirut’s southern suburbs with Hezbollah, and the repercussions of this bond following the war on Beirut and the assassination of many of the party’s leaders.
Nisaa FM Women with disabilities in Palestine… between the injustice of political and social challenges
7iber Syrian Refugees on the Border After about 53 years of the Assad family’s rule of Syria, the Syrian regime collapsed on the 8th of December. The next day, dozens of people from the Zaatari camp gathered at the Jaber border crossing between Jordan and Syria trying to return to their homes; this photo album provides a look at the Jaber crossing the day after the collapse of the Syrian regime.
Maps of Rubble and Blood/An article examining the changing relationship between residents of targeted areas and their neighborhoods, as these areas appear on Israeli warning maps. The piece also traces the historical use of maps as a tool of colonial pressure, both by old colonial powers and currently by Israel.
