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The Freedom Theatre’s Zoe Lafferty recounts her experiences trying to reach Jenin during Israel’s attacks. Palestinians know this won’t be the last time the army raids the camp, which only makes international solidarity more urgent, she writes.
Palestine’s Freedom Theatre has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, while four Gazan journalists are in the running for the World Press Freedom Prize.
Pride Month: LGBTQI+ NGO Mawjoudin speaks to °®Âþµº about how it uses art to raise awareness and confront homophobia in the North African country today.
Society: A new one-man-show tells the true story of a refugee jihadist who renounced violence to become an actor thanks to Jenin's famed Freedom Theatre, writes Hadani Ditmars.
Comment: Abbas, Israel and the US all stand to gain from a postponed or cancelled election. Meanwhile Palestinian self-determination is left hanging in the balance, writes Dalal Yassine.
![Miri Regev [AFP]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/4C4AE014-CE68-48C3-901F-59444F308A9F.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=NA4XJEtS "Miri Regev [AFP]")
Israel's Culture Minister has called for an investigation into the al-Midan theatre in Haifa after a director refused to call an Palestinian jailed over an attack a "terrorist".
From the metaphysical to the political, spoken word artist Potent Whisper explores the concept of lucid dreaming.
Film review: In Barsha, Egypt, young women challenge societal norms through street theatre, as captured in the award-winning documentary 'The Brink of Dreams'.
In-depth: Today, the hopes of Tunisia's youth are not found in slogans or protests, but in the boats headed to Europe carrying those who gave up on the country.
Comment: Shot in Jenin refugee camp in 2011, the director of the Freedom Theatre was the victim of a corrupt and defeated society.