Articles by Noreen Sadik

Noreen Sadik tells the story of Handala, a young refugee created by cartoonist Naji al-Ali. A child that won’t age until he can return home.

Noreen Sadik reports from the former village of Khubbayza where she finds hope for the future in the echoes of the past.

‘How can a country be liberated when half its population is not?’ asks an online women’s campaign group. Noreen Sadik reports.

More than 200 days into his protest against the Israeli occupation, Samer Issawi is not giving up. Noreen Sadik reports.

Noreen Sadik fears that time is running out for Ayman Sharawana and Samer Issawi, refusing food in Israeli prisons.

Noreen Sadik meets the only injured person taken from Gaza to Israel for treatment in November – a nine-year-old girl.

As the picking season draws to a close, Noreen Sadik meets farmers affected by Israeli repression.

A small group of Palestinians are legally bound to join the Israeli military. Noreen Sadik tells the story of the young man refusing to obey.

There is still no accountability, says Noreen Sadik, for the killing of a peace activist, nor is there any reprieve for Palestinians living under occupation.

The Israeli Levy Committee finds that settlements in the West Bank are legal. Noreen Sadik examines its flaws.

So why do foreign governments continue to turn a blind eye? wonders Noreen Sadik.

Khader Adnan has ended his 66-day hunger strike and will be released on April 17. But hundreds more Palestinians are still being held.

On 15 November, six Palestinian activists challenged Israeli ‘apartheid’ policies by boarding a segregated bus…and were promptly arrested.

Considered one of Israel’s few ‘mixed’ cities, Jaffa’s Arab population is facing eviction, police brutality and an unsettled future. Noreen Sadik reports.

When Mahmoud Abbas submitted Palestine’s bid for UN membership, he reminded us of just how much the country stands to gain, and how much has already been lost, writes Noreen Sadik.

Palestinian proverb reflects bitter truth for olive farmers