A special episode highlighting the impact of the novel coronavirus in our context, and more specifically, on Palestinian women and men living under occupation.

A Palestinian grandmother caring for her elderly father dreams of emigrating to be with her children and grandchildren abroad.

An Armenian woman from Jerusalem living in the West Bank on how her Armenian identity gives her a different role in the conflict and a different life experience from her Palestinian neighbors.

A single, Palestinian-Israeli woman from a Muslim background on how her family responded to her changing her religion and her work among women in East Jerusalem.

A Palestinian-Israeli woman from the Galilee on her marriage to a West Banker and her reflections on identity and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

An American Christian woman in Israel shares about her work among East Jerusalemite and West Bank women; on the high prevalence of trauma and domestic violence; and how military checkpoints, children’s arrests, and night raids affect women.

A Palestinian mother from East Jerusalem on her marriage to a West Banker, the challenges of trying to pass on her legal status to her children, and her longing to experience her basic human rights.

A Palestinian woman on creating space for healing in her community and how to give the next generation of Palestinian children, including her own, a healthy sense of self and wholeness despite the everyday realities of a military occupation.

A young, single Palestinian woman, reflecting on growing up under occupation and the theological challenges she experiences due to Western Christian justification of the occupation in the Holy Land.

A Palestinian mother reflecting on the challenges of raising her children without hatred, while struggling to find answers about the injustice they regularly experience.

A short trailer with a few excerpts from women behind the wall you’ll hear from in the coming episodes.