Palestine Journalism Hub Launches Mental Health Resilience Program for Journalists in the West Bank and Gaza Strip

The Palestine Journalism Hub (PJH) has launched the Mental Health Resilience for Palestinian Journalists Program, a comprehensive initiative designed to provide specialized psychosocial support to journalists working in the West Bank and Gaza Strip amid the exceptional realities and...

Independent Journalism Fellowship Concludes Training Phase and Moves into Story Production

Ramallah – Palestine Journalism Hub (PJH) has concluded the training phase of the 2026 Independent Journalism Fellowship, following three online learning sessions and a three-day in-person workshop held in Ramallah. The programme brought together twenty journalists from across the...

In-Depth Report: Palestinians in Israeli Universities: Studying Under Pressure

Ramallah – Journalist Laila Batris published an in-depth report titled “Palestinians in Israeli Universities: Studying Under Pressure” on Al-Jarmaq. The report examines the experiences of Palestinian students at Israeli universities and the challenges they face in expressing their national identity, particularly since the outbreak...

Strengthening Independent Journalism and Media Networking in Palestine

January 29, 2026The Palestine Journalism Hub is delighted to welcome 15 fellow journalists from Gaza, the West Bank, Jerusalem, and the 1948 territories, while we received 140 applicants. Journalists with us in this initiative have impactful and diverse professional and will start working on their in-depth stories and investigations (video and written) tackling major issues and challenges facing Palestinians, from genocide to entrenchment of settlements, occupation, and apartheid, as...

A New Season of The Hub Podcast | Through the Voices of Journalists: Testimonies and Lived Experiences from Gaza

Palestine Journalism Hub launches new episodes of "Al Mashghal Podcast", a narrative podcast documenting personal testimonies and human stories about life and the on going genocide. Seven journalists with us from Gaza accompanied by individual and group editorial mentorship led by trainer Saji Al Shawa, who guides the journalists in developing their stories and transforming their personal experiences, emotions, and the experiences of those around them into audio narrative testemony. Together, they weave a collective memory and document a lived human experience that Palestinians continue to endure.

A New Season of The Hub Podcast

Our voices preserve our stories From the narrative podcast workshop organized by the Palestine Journalism Hub in Gaza City to document the personal experiences. The workshop focused on storytelling, selecting personal stories, conducting interviewing and script writing. Participants will submit their...

Schools in Yatta and Masafer Yatta Fight for Survival: 28 Schools Threatened with Demolition Amid Ongoing Settler Attacks

Hebron – Journalist Asma Hraish documents in her report, “Schools in Yatta and Masafer Yatta Fight for Survival: 28 Schools Threatened with Demolition Amid Ongoing Settler Attacks,” the reality facing schools in Yatta and Masafer Yatta, where 28 schools face Israeli demolition orders and notices, alongside ongoing attacks and harassment by Israeli settlers, threatening both education and the continued presence of Palestinian communities in the area. The story is one of the outputs of the Independent Journalism Fellowship 2026, implemented by the Palestine Journalism Hub (PJH), with the participation of 20 journalists from across the West Bank. The fellowship combines training,...

Training Session: Investigative Journalism and AI

Our challenges as journalists are increasing with the rapid pace of change and development in media. The main challenge is no longer just how to deal with artificial intelligence as a skill and tool, but also understanding the mindset and its impact on the Palestinian narrative, and the nature of the information that algorithms allow to emerge and that which is suppressed.

How do we research and disseminate information! How do we strive to keep the narrative alive! And how do we verify information!

In today’s media challenges, we use the  term “digital resistance.”

From our session today: “Investigative journalism and artificial intelligence”
Thank you trainer and AI specialist Tamer Mansour

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Independent Journalism Fellowship 2026 Launches with the Participation of Twenty Journalists from Across the West Bank

Independent Journalism Fellowship 2026 Launches with the Participation of Twenty Journalists from Across the West Bank Ramallah – The Independent Journalism Fellowship 2026 has officially launched with the selection of twenty journalists from different areas of the...

In-Depth Report: Palestinians in Israeli Universities: Studying Under Pressure

Ramallah – Journalist Laila Batris published an in-depth report titled “Palestinians in Israeli Universities: Studying Under Pressure” on Al-Jarmaq. The report examines the experiences of Palestinian students at Israeli universities and the challenges they face in expressing...

The Last Front – Palestinian Culture: A Journalistic Film Examining the Impact of Conditional International Funding on the Independence of Palestinian Cultural Institutions

https://youtu.be/mUdIglSqWRo Ramallah – Palestinian journalist Basim Hasiba has produced a journalistic film titled “The Last Front-  Palestinian Culture, examining the complex relationship between international funding and the independence of Palestinian cultural institutions, and what happens when donors’ political and security-related...

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After seeing the faces of our colleagues from Gaza appear before us, both in voice and image. On September 16, we gathered in an exceptional meeting that brought together colleagues from the West Bank, the ’48 territories,...

“No Law for Information: How Administrative Silence Becomes a Wall Undermining Journalism and Accountability in Palestine?”

This investigative report examines the problem of the absence of an effective law guaranteeing the right to access information in Palestine, and its impact on the work of journalists and the role of journalism in oversight...

A New Season of The Hub Podcast

Our voices preserve our stories From the narrative podcast workshop organized by the Palestine Journalism Hub in Gaza City to document the personal experiences. The workshop focused on storytelling, selecting personal stories, conducting interviewing and script writing. Participants...

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Media crises support in Palestine

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...

Emergency Support for Journalists in Gaza Since 2023

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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