DispatchBy FALASTEEN editorial desk
Source Film 001 publishes a complete 2017 Jerusalem sequence with its author, licence, changes and limits visible. It is an open-licence source film—not FALASTEEN field reporting.
Explainer
A village is not a pin or a ruin. It is a population, a working landscape, a night whose accounts conflict, a sequence of expulsions, and a record that its people kept open.
Explainer
The Court imposed binding provisional measures. It did not decide whether Israel had committed genocide—and its finding about plausible rights is not a finding of ‘plausible genocide.’
Dispatch
The record should endure. The analysis should declare when it was written, who wrote it, what it rests on, and what changed after publication.
Watch / 01
The moving-image desk begins with real Palestinian speech, primary footage and a visible rights trail. The verified Ghassan Kanafani recording remains linked at its source; a copied cut stays offline pending written permission.
Listen / 01
The Listening RoomFrom breaking poems — Hammad's hip-hop-fused book of war, women, and survival — a meditation on cluster munitions and what they leave behind: do not fear what has blown up; fear the unexploded.
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The Library
Erakat's landmark study of how international law has both served and failed the Palestinian struggle — and what it would take to make law a tool of liberation.
Catalogue cover: Open Library.
Take it from the shelfArchive / Place record
The dated explainer opens onto the durable village record: population and land, schools and cultivation, the accounts that disagree, the people who remained, returned or were expelled again, and the evidence that keeps the name present.