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Celebrating Palm Sunday in Palestine
Palm Sunday in Palestine is no longer just a celebration — it’s an act of resilience. As the Christian community dwindles and access to holy sites is restricted, believers come together across deno...
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Jerusalem: A Friday Visit to My Holy City
This blog follows a Palestinian woman's journey to Jerusalem during Ramadan, navigating the harsh reality of military permits, endless checkpoints, and an occupied city emptied of its people. Throu...
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Why is Jerusalem So Holy for So Many?
Jerusalem is more than a city—it’s a sacred connection. For Muslims, Al-Aqsa Mosque holds deep significance, especially during Ramadan. Yet, many Palestinians are denied access to this holy place. ...
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We are introducing Living Roots, a new non-profit created to support the long-term work of Handmade Palestine. Living Roots makes it simple to give back through tax-deductible donations that direct...
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Freeke Season: The Importance of Ancient Grains
Freeke season celebrates more than a grain—it honours a way of life. In Palestine, wheat in all its forms—freeke, bulghur, smeed, flour, and berries—has shaped food, craft, and cultural memory for ...
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All New Designs + Last Chance Eid Sale!
Discover our newest handmade olive wood kitchen utensils from Bethlehem — beautifully crafted by Palestinian artisans. Plus, don’t miss your last chance to shop our Eid Sale before it ends.
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