Israel and Palestine: annexation in the shadows of SARS-CoV-2? Background The world's attention is fully focused on tackling the Covid-19 pandemic. But in the shadows of this crisis, Israel is quietly planning to annex parts of the Westbank. How likely is annexation and what will its consequences be? By Bettina Marx and Steffen Hagemann
Palestine Leading International Climate Negotiations Less than four years after being recognized as a state party at the United Nations’ climate change negotiations, Palestine is now leading the UN’s largest group of developing nations. By Najla Abdellatif
On Landscape Transformations and Sketching on the Road: between Jerusalem and Birzeit Takhayal Ramallah Personal reading of the various aspects involved in moving between two points to write an ever-regenerating memory and a perception that is reshaped by geopolitical changes, day after day. By Mira Idris
Beyond the prototype: Rukab Street as an Agri-Puncture showroom Takhayal Ramallah What Ramallah is experiencing in terms of the current political stagnation, sharp economic inequalities, and the real estate boom is having major impacts on the city’s urban and environmental deformation and destruction . By Isra Assaf and Riham Abu Khadejih
Six steps to turn patterns into flows. Information, Numbers and Agro-Resistance in Palestine Takhayal Ramallah It is an adage of the times that “information” is “power”. Under these terms we immediately think about information as numerical units, statistics, quantities and a wide range of computable data, which can later be used to take strategic decisions. By Javier Toscano
Raseef. A place of Dignity Takhayal Ramallah The writer choose Al-Sahel Street in Beit Jala as the geography to study and imagine how this dangerous yet vibrant street can turn into a safe and diverse place, with sidewalks that can positively influence socio-political and cultural engagement in and with the city. By Ghadeer Najjar
JIDARIYEH Takhayal Ramallah Jidariyeh is an imaginary of a much-needed revolution for claiming space in Ramallah. By George Tadros