Jerusalem – Journalist Dina Tayeh documents in her report, “When Space for Palestinian Culture in Jerusalem Shrinks,” the challenges facing Palestinian cultural institutions and artists in the city, from the closure of events and restrictions on performances to checkpoints, difficulties in accessing venues, and financial burdens that further limit the space for cultural work.
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, individual mentoring, and support for the production of independent journalistic stories that address community issues and provide greater space for people’s voices and experiences.