An intimate look at the month of Ramadan through the eyes of Muslims in opposite ends of the world - Iceland and New Zealand.

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South America’s only English-speaking nation Guyana is home to a small but influential Muslim population.

Join their Ramadan celebration in the film: aje.me/guyana

Social media users and Human Rights Watch have accused Meta of restricting pro-Palestine voices on Instagram and Facebook.

Does Meta actually censor pro-Palestinian content online?

Watch ‘Closed Cyberspace’ for more: aje.me/closedcyberspa…

During the Israeli attacks on Gaza in July 2014, Palestinian cameraman Khaled Hamad filmed the air raids on Shujayea. His camera filmed the moment when he and paramedic Fouad Jaber came under fatal attack.

Watch the full film, Gaza: The Last Picture: aje.me/lastpicture

15-year-old Palestinian Abdul Rahman Al-Zaghal was hit by two bullets and critically injured in August 2023 for coming too close to an illegal Israeli settlement in Jerusalem.

Watch the full documentary: aje.me/oaipp

Gaza was full of optimism in 2005 following Israel’s withdrawal.

Filmmaker Mariam Shahin looks back at how a blockade and war have reduced the hopes of Palestinians in Gaza to rubble.

Watch the film ‘Echoes of a Lost Gaza: Faded Hopes’: aje.me/echoesgaza1

Billions of dollars worth of oil and gas lie beneath the sea off Gaza’s coast.

Some pro-Palestine advocates say fossil fuels may be one of the reasons behind Israel’s recent attacks.

Find out why Gaza's natural resources remain unexploited for decades: aje.me/gazagas

Since Israel began its bombardment of the Gaza Strip on October 7, violence has surged to unprecedented levels in the occupied West Bank.

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In a creative act of dissent, Palestinian artist Khaled Jarrar creates passport and postage stamps symbolising freedom from Israeli occupation.

Watch 'Palestine Sunbird': aje.me/sunbird

“I hugged the olive tree… I’d raised the tree like my child.”  

On November 27, 2005, a Palestinian woman was photographed hugging an olive tree after it was attacked by Israeli settlers. 

Get to know the story behind this iconic image.

The Voice of Peace was an offshore radio station that called for peace between Israelis and Palestinians. 

Meet Abie Nathan, an Israeli humanitarian and peace activist who founded the station.

Watch the full film: aje.me/radio

In May 2021, Israeli warplanes bombed and demolished four residential and commercial towers in Gaza, which also housed international media organisations.

Why did Israel attack these buildings?

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Gaza's biggest hospital, Al Shifa, is on the brink of collapse as it faces shortages in vital supplies and the looming threat of Israeli attacks.

Full film: aje.me/alshifa

Was Palestine in the early 20th century a thriving trading nation or ‘a land without a people’?

Historians and witnesses tell the other side of the Palestinian story.

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Palestinian and former resident of Jaffa, Ismail Abu Shehadeh recalls his father’s death after Israeli soldiers destroyed the trees on his farms in 1965.

To learn more, watch ‘Palestine 1920’: aje.me/palestine

In 1993, the Oslo Accords were signed by the Israeli government and the PLO, heralded as a groundbreaking step towards peace.

However, 30 years on, the situation has grown more complex.

Learn more in the film, The Price of Oslo: aje.me/priceofoslo

'They say that everything we do is satanic but it’s our culture and our way of life.’

In a remote village in Ivory Coast, young men endure tough physical and mental challenges to be accepted as adults.

Watch the film: aje.me/sacred