For more than a decade, Israel’s separation wall has been the most powerful symbol of Israeli occupation of Palestinian land. In this film, we meet activists who used non-violent resistance to oppose the construction of the wall.

In this four-part documentary series, Rawan Damen traces the sweeping history of Palestine since 1799, providing a comprehensive account of the events that led to the Palestinians’ expulsion and establishment of the State of Israel in 1948

Around 60 percent of the West Bank is designated as ‘Area C’. It remains in the hands of the Israeli government, even though under the Oslo Accords, this was supposed to be a temporary division. Is the failure to return the land to the Palestinians because of land, settlements or water? The answer: all of the above.

Since the occupation began, Israel has thrown thousands of Arabs and Palestinians in jail. This film explores their lives beyond the prison walls after their release, and documents their struggles to adjust to a new life.

Five women, two Israelis and three Palestinians, were born in the same year, but became irreconcilably divided by historical events. This is a unique perspective into the story of 1948 for Palestine/Israel.

This is a film about Palestinians who were expelled individually or en masse from their homeland. Ahlam Al Tamimi, Mustafa Hamayel and Mamdouh Al Wardian are just three examples of such moving stories.

Trips to the “Holy Land” are popular among Christians around the world, with these tours typically run by Israeli tour operators. This film features Palestinian priests, tour operators and writers, as they speak out against the obstacles facing pilgrims visiting sacred sites in Palestine/Israel and the discrimination suffered by the Palestinian Christians who live there.

In Gaza, an acute power shortage has forced millions of Palestinians to live in darkness. This film takes a look at life in Gaza, where the fuel shortages and power outages created by the Israeli siege can become a deadly threat.

In summer 2008, 44 activists from 17 different countries created an unforgettable moment in the history of Palestine. Sailing from Greece to Gaza, they broke the Israeli naval siege on the territory for the first time in forty years. This film chronicles their daring act of resistance.

This film documents the life of the “most hated man in Israel.” Israeli writer and journalist Gideon Levy lets Al Jazeera accompany him as he reports from the Occupied Palestinian Territories.

Hunger strikes can be effective – but they  can also be deadly. A detailed account of one of the most potent forms of protest carried out by Palestinian prisoners inside Israeli jails.

Why did three Palestinian families in Jerusalem decide to demolish their own homes? This film tells the heart-breaking story of their impossible choice.

In the Jordan Valley, the Israeli occupation has disrupted the traditional livelihood of farmers and shepherds who have lived there for centuries. This film is about their struggle.

This film chronicles life in Palestine before 1948, when culture, trade and agriculture flourished. Then history reached a turning point, and almost everything that Palestinians had known was destroyed.

Italian activists have been mobilizing themselves to support the Palestinian cause for years. Palestina Amore is about solidarity and protest from the other side of the Mediterranean, a film about the special bond between Italy and Palestine.

Today, no Palestinian can travel between the Occupied West Bank and the besieged Occupied Gaza Strip without an Israeli permit that is almost impossible to obtain. This is a story of Palestine divided.

Being forced to leave your home is all too easy, but it is very difficult to lose your ties completely.

Tens of thousands of Arab Jews were convinced to leave their homeland Morocco to go live in Israel during the 1950s and 1960s. Some of them decided decades later to go back to Morocco to live there and some decided to keep on visiting. This is an extra-ordinary story that waited so long to be told.

There are 15,000 deaf people living in the Gaza Strip. This film is about their extraordinary stories of strength and courage. A special documentary, in sign language.

Most young Jewish Israelis are obliged to serve in the army. This film explores how the experience can leave some traumatised. To escape, some travel to India or Berlin, and never return.