Palestinian culture
Singing together across the divide: What a Jerusalem chorus taught me - comment
One familiar melody on a Jerusalem street became a reminder that music can open doors where conversation alone often cannot
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Indoctrinating innocents: From the Khmer Rouge to Hamas, the art of child indoctrination
‘Traders in our blood’: Gazan pleads to be saved from Hamas ‘before the Jews’
The Palestinian conflict with Israel is rooted in antisemitism - opinion
Palestinian film festival opens in Gaza
The festival will feature 25 films, made by Palestinian, Arab and international artists in Gaza, the West Bank and the Israeli-Arab city of Haifa, said festival spokesman Saud Aburamadan.
In Between: The movie that has touched a chord throughout the world and in Israel
An interview with the intriguing Maysaloun Hamoud, who wrote and directed the celebrated film ‘In Between.’
JPost Editorial: 3G and Israeli-PA coexistence
To succeed in the 21st century, Palestinian companies need fast Internet.
Music from the heart
Solomon Kehati and his Adyabo quintet will perform traditional Ethiopian music with ancient and unique Ethiopian instruments as part of the annual Hullegeb Festival.
Tensions rising between Palestinian Authority and refugee camp residents
The clashes left two residents and one PA security force injured.
How one popular Palestinian cafe puts women first – and men in the corner
Hiring women is just the beginning of a longer process, said Saadeh.
Abbas pardons PA officer who criticized him for attending Peres funeral
On October 1, Mansour published a Facebook post saying that the Palestinian president would be making a mistake in attending Peres’s funeral.
Regev in eye of storm over Ophir Awards walkout
‘Sand Storm’ is first Arabic language movie to win Best Picture, represent Israel for Oscar consideration.
Beduin drama Sand Storm wins 'Israeli Oscar' in an event marred by controversy
In the past, the ministers have confined their remarks to praise for the achievements of Israeli filmmakers. Regev broke decisively with this tradition.
‘Outrageous’
Most Israelis and Jews might claim that the Geneva Conventions do not apply to Judea and Samaria, and they certainly have a right to believe so.