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An American photojournalist documents daily life in Canada Camp, the only Palestinian refugee camp in Egypt, in words and pictures.

Chronicles the one hundred year struggle between the Jews and Palestinian Arabs as they seek to undermine each other's claim to national identity.

A biography of the Nobel Prize winner and president of the Palestinian National Authority, which governs the areas of the Gaza Strip and West Bank.

A young Jewish boy living in Jerusalem observes all the different people that make the city their home and wonders why they can't all be friends.

Chronicles the history of the Palestinians since World War I, describing the fight for an independent Palestinian nation, violence between Israelis and Palestinians, and several aspects of contemporary life in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

The lives of three families, Jewish Holocaust survivors Joseph and Ester Gale, Palestinian refugees George and Mary Antoun, and former S.S. officer Friedrich Kleist and his wife Eva, become irrevocably entwined when their children, not hindered by the hatreds formed in World War II, meet and fall in love.

An account of how one man masterminded over 100 terrorist raids in 18 states around the world with an organization of fewer than 200 active members. Explains the structure, purpose, and ideology of the Palestinian terrorist group.

Haj Ibrahim, leader of the village of Tabah, is forced to become a refugee and continues the fight for his people in a refugee camp near Jericho.

Explores the lives of a Jewish boy and a Palestinian boy growing up in Jerusalem.