At 74, Hajjah Naima Still Walks to Her Land Every Day, Refusing to Leave

Journalist Istabraq Mousa documents the story of Hajjah Naima, 74, who still walks several kilometers every day to reach her land. Her daily journey embodies...

Hub Activities & Podcasts

"Where Fear Writes Its History with Biological Threads," a new episode on " Al Mashghal " podcast, by journalist Siwar Al-Za'ani from Gaza… about fear and annihilation that reside in every cell of bodies and souls…...

“In Full Body”

Our fourth episode, "In Full Body," on the Al-Mashghal podcast—journalist Ansam Al-Qatta from Gaza. Ansam wrote: "Every pain has a story, and every survival… is a small miracle. I am not just a survivor… I am a...

“Race Against Death”

Our third episode, "Race Against Death" on the "Al-Mashghal Podcast."by journalist Amani Shaheen from Gaza. About terror, loss, and hunger. These episodes are the outcome of the Palestine Journalism Hub voice narrative podcast Workshop guided and supervised...

Press Under Fire: Journalism in Gaza

Documenting the toll on Palestinian journalists – martyrs,
injured, and missing during the war on Gaza.

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Number of Martyrs
1467
Number of Injured
204
Number of Missing

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Gaza - in a digital space that is no longer neutral - where an algorithm can make a narrative disappear. The Palestine Journalism Hub organized an interactive workshop with Ahmad Al-Qadi, Head of the Documentation Department at...

Blood Algorithms: Investigative Report Examines TikTok’s Role in Normalizing Crime

Ramallah – Palestinian journalist Ghalia Abu Al-Haija has published an investigative report titled “Blood Algorithms: Does TikTok Contribute to the Normalization of Crime?” Published on Mirsal, the investigation draws on real-life cases and experiences to examine the relationship between the spread of...

Creating a Safe Social Environment for Women Journalists: From Breaking the Silence to Understanding Their Rights

Gaza – Not all the risks facing women journalists are visible. Alongside targeting, field and mobility-related risks, the pressures of war and displacement, and working in extremely difficult conditions, women journalists face other less visible challenges...
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Emergency support

The emergency support helped also 10 independent media outlets from Gaza and west bank to receive financial emergency support to renew equipment and pay salaries for their journalists. The emergency support also provided solar system for...
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The Palestine Journalism Hub since its establishment at beginning of the genocide in Gaza, has prioritized providing emergency support to journalists throughout the Gaza Strip. This support has included food parcels, supplies, clothing, cash, sanitary and...

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At 74, Hajjah Naima Still Walks to Her Land Every Day, Refusing to Leave

Journalist Istabraq Mousa documents the story of Hajjah Naima, 74, who still walks several kilometers every day to reach her land. Her daily journey embodies...

A Summer Without a Drop of Water: Water Crisis Weighs on Daily Life in Idhna

Hebron – Journalist Asmaa Al-Masalma documents the water crisis affecting residents of Idhna, west of Hebron, in her report “In Hebron’s Forgotten Periphery, Idhna:...

Al-Balad School in Jerusalem: When Learning Becomes a Space for Expression and Recovery

Jerusalem – Journalist Hala Al-Zuhairi explores the experience of the “Al-Balad School” initiative in Jerusalem, which combines education with psychological and social support for...

Our Narrative and Digital Presence Amid Growing Digital Challenges

Gaza - in a digital space that is no longer neutral - where an algorithm can make a narrative disappear. The Palestine Journalism Hub organized...

From Rejection to Colors: How Sahar Built Her Own Business Through Glass Painting?

Sahar created an opportunity for herself to make a living with her own hands, amid the scarcity of job opportunities for young people and...

From Garden to Table: How Amna Harish Fights the Rising Cost of Living

Ramallah - From her garden to her table, Amna’s story is rooted in the land. She grows what she loves and eats what she...

The Settlers’ War on Sinjil

Ramallah – In the village of Sinjil, north of Ramallah, the distance between homes and the settlement is shrinking, while fear for the land...

A Drop of Water Keeps the Land Alive

Hebron — In the historic village of Ain Maraina, Hebron, farmer Fahd Al-Wahadin carries water to the last piece of land he has left,...

Blood Algorithms: Investigative Report Examines TikTok’s Role in Normalizing Crime

Ramallah – Palestinian journalist Ghalia Abu Al-Haija has published an investigative report titled “Blood Algorithms: Does TikTok Contribute to the Normalization of Crime?” Published on Mirsal, the investigation draws on...

Creating a Safe Social Environment for Women Journalists: From Breaking the Silence to Understanding Their Rights

Gaza – Not all the risks facing women journalists are visible. Alongside targeting, field and mobility-related risks, the pressures of war and displacement, and...

How Have Israeli Factories Turned the Occupied West Bank into a Haven for Evading Environmental Oversight?

Ramallah – Palestinian journalist Haitham Al-Sharif has published an investigative report titled “How Have Israeli Settlement Industrial Zones Become a Haven for Evading Environmental...

From Narrative to Digital Security: Questions and Tools for Palestinian Journalists in a Changing Environment

Ramallah – How does a Palestinian journalist choose the right term to describe an event? Does the diversity of Palestinian media discourses weaken the broader...