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A correspondent in Gaza

A correspondent in Gaza

Nov 5, 2021

A general view taken on March 3, 2020, shows Palestinian farmers working in an agricultural field. — A general view taken on March 3, 2020, shows Palestinian farmers working in an agricultural field near the settlement of Mehola in the Jordan Valley in the occupied West Bank. — ABBAS MOMANI/AFP via Getty Images

Hanadi Abu Harbid stands next to the food dehydrator.

Gazan engineer creates solar food dehydrator

Mervat Ouf

Defying Palestinian law, many still seek work in West Bank settlements

Ahmad Melhem

In Ramallah, reporting on politics

Syrian women face heat, harassment while picking Jordan's crops

Daniela Sala

Palestinian labourers work on a construction site in Pisgat Zeev, an urban settlement in an area Israel annexed to Jerusalem after capturing it in the 1967 Middle East war, July 28, 2013. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday urged divided rightists in his cabinet to approve the release of 104 Arab prisoners in order to restart peace talk with the Palestinians. The prisoner release would allow Netanyahu to sidestep other Palestinian demands, such as a halt to Jewish settlement expansion. REUTERS/Baz R

A Palestinian contradiction: working in Israeli settlements

Jihan Abdalla