Child plays as residents of Al Araqib work on their lands, Negev, Israel, November 6, 2009.
Photographer: Yotam Ronen
Child plays as residents of Al Araqib work on their lands, Negev, Israel, November 6, 2009.
Photographer: Yotam Ronen
Palestinian artist Samar Hazboun has shown a special interest in the effects of Israeli occupation on Palestinian children in the West Bank. Hazboun’s 2013 series Detained: Confessions of
In winter 2013, an employee of the Ramallah-based Sharek Youth Forum and two British volunteers developed “Palestine Through Graphics,” a program to guide young Palestinians through the production of
In April 2013, Palestinian artist Samar Hazboun released a Detained, a series of photographs of Palestinian child detainees and their families. The series, based on
In June 2012, Born Equal reviewed the Palestinian documentary film Five Broken Cameras, which documents anti-occupation protests in the West Bank village of Bil’in.
For years, Israeli mental-health professionals and non-governmental organizations (notably Breaking the Silence) have observed that military service in the West Bank often accustoms young
In fall 2011, filmmaker Tone Anderson spent four months in the West Bank researching the arrest and detention of Palestinian children by Israeli security forces. In January 2013, Al-Jazeera
In summer 2011, two groups of formally incarcerated Palestinian children produced short animated videos through a post-trauma rehabilitation program run jointly by the East Jerusalem YMCA and
Much of the media coverage of the Breaking the Silence’s August 2012 collection of testimonies on Israeli army mistreatment of Palestinian children concentrates on an incident described
In 2011, members of the Israel/Palestine photojournalist collective ActiveStills held a series of photography workshops with women in Susia, a small Palestinian village in the South Hebron Hills. (Susia