Through films, lectures, discussions, concerts, theater, and exhibitions, the festival in Ghent offers insights into Palestinian life and resistance against occupation, colonialism, and apartheid.

In 12 months, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has recorded at least 138 journalists’ deaths during the course of the war in Gaza. Of these, 127 were Palestinians.

The AL FANFARDJÂTI band was born from a collaboration between the Al Kamandjâti association and several Belgian cultural entities. The band is made up of around a hundred young Palestinian musicians.

The fingers of the 21-year-old Palestinian artist Mohammad Quraiqa have shaped a rare kind of artwork in solidarity with the children affected by the disastrous earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria.

From the moment Mo’s family exits Kuwait after the war with Iraq, to the moment they flee to America, to the moment of the final decision to refuse their asylum, […]

The 32-year-old Palestinian refugee Mahmoud A’ayesh, from the village of Salama in Jaffa District, who works as a civil engineer in Belgium, said, “Unfortunately, I was not able to visit […]

During this period of weekly confrontations and tension on the borders, around 326 Gaza Strip residents were killed, including two journalists, and 173 journalists were injured.