Photo Essays

Narmeen Bisharat, Israel – photo essay –

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I decided to take pictures of some corners of Nazareth. My cousin on the photos is representing the youth who left their marks on those walls. I know that those paintings are very different from the street art you can find in major cites, but I like their simplicity and honesty.
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Raed, Gaza, Palestine – photo essay –

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The night these photos were taken we did not have electricity. There are no lights at night except for the ones in the international institutions like “The Culture & Free Thought Association” or the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, which takes care of the disable people who live in my city, Khanyounis.
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Khaled Bouallegui, Tunisia – photo essay –

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A glimpse of Gafsa, Tunisia by Khaled.
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Emna Fetni, Tunisia – photo essay –

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These pictures were taken by me during a free, street concert that was organised by the French institute in Tunis. The atmosphere was amazing and the people were on fire, even those who only happened to pass through by coincidence. Everyone was dancing!!
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Ahmed Ahmed, Egypt – photo essay –

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Jerry Can Bedouin is musical band from Sinai that uses war remnants to making music and joy.
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Yonatan Moroz, Israel – photo essay –

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As I followed my mother for a few days while making this photo essay, I have managed to carefully explore the amazingly hectic routine she lives in.
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Maziar, Iran – photo essay –

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For thousand of years, Iranian women only were given two jobs: cooking food and giving birth to many children. But like anything in this world, it changed. Today people understand that if we want a strong social community we need to involve every one. We need to involve women as well as men.
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Uri Eytan, Israel – photo essay –

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This is Jamal Jacob, a school teacher from Darfur. In 2003, the Sudanese government and local militias known as Janjaweed attacked his village and killed many, including his father. Jamal’s family escaped to a refugee camp but the regime’s persecution did not stop and he was forced to flee his country. In 2008, following many hardships along the way, Jamal arrived to Israel as an asylum seeker.
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Maroua Ech-Charkaouy, Morocco – photo essay –

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A Discovering Journey from North to South.
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 Houda Laabadi, Morocco – photo essay –

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Every time I go to Essaouira, I am struck by how beautiful and diverse it is.
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Meryam El Bouhati, Morocco – photo essay –

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Children should be encouraged to be more generous and kinder to each other. This is a trait Arabs are famous for, and yet, I feel that we are losing it. The new generations should be more ambitious and aware of their rights and obligations and they should also be more responsible.
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Emni Fetni, Tunisia – photo essay –

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Those pictures were taken by me – some of people I know, and some I don’t. When I photograph them, I feel like I’m photographing their souls. You can tell from their eyes, their smiles, their looks and the tiny details of their expression.
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Nuran Abu Tabikh, Jaffa – photo essay –

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My grandmother is Jewish and my grandfather is a Palestinian Muslim. My grandfather had all the reasons to hate the Jewish people. During the 1948 war he and his family had to leave their home in Jaffa in order to go to a safer place, when they came back, there was nothing left, his father was shot and they had to start all over by themselves.
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Mona Badri, Morocco – photo essay –

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The harvest season in south eastern Morocco is characterized by its diverse dishes among which “Izalfen” is the most common.
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Abdalraheem Saad, Sudan – photo essay –

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Old Sawakin Town Red Sea, Sudan.
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Med Abid, Tunisia – photo essay –

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Djerba is a small island in the south of Tunisia, known as Island of Dreams and somehow it’s a good place for people who are looking for calmness and tranquility, a place where Muslims and Jews live in peace for years.
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Ghada Mardani, Tunisia – photo essay –

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Today, Tunisia celebrated two special events: Independence day and the National Day for Traditional Costume. I want to share with you these moments of Happiness!
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Leila Ben Slimane, Tunisia – photo essay –

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Dig until you find what you are looking for… Dig until you turn your life upside down… Dig until you live the life you have always dreamt of. Because there is always a solution , there is always a better way. It might not always feel so but…
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Chloé Perla Portheault, Israel – Photo essay –

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“Tel Aviv Street Art”         Whether you’re testing apps or joining new platforms, a temporary number keeps your personal info safe. It works globally.
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Jasmine Mohamad Eliwa, Gaza, Palestine – photo essay –

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Samar Abu Louf is a Palestinian camera women and journalist. She studies journalism and participated to multiple courses on topics such as: Gender Equality, Journalistic Writing or Leadership.
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