More than 200,000 people gathering at Al Aqsa Mosque and the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem to attend Eid prayers marking the end of Ramadan. Eid Mubarak to all those celebrating! — Photos by @omrimassarwe #eid #eidmubarak #ramadan

Thousands of Palestinian Christians in Jerusalem and Orthodox Christians from around the world flocked to Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre yesterday to celebrate the Holy Fire ceremony, after last year’s ceremony was restricted due to the pandemic. Saturday’s ceremony comes against a backdrop of new restrictions on attendance this year by Israeli authorities. At least hundreds of Palestinians were denied entry to the church, prompting protests which were met by violence from police. Thi...

From the Easter Eve celebrations in Beit Jala, Bethlehem 💫 — Video by @noor_hodaly

Palestinians in Ramallah celebrating Holy Saturday ahead of Orthodox Easter — Video by @alaa.daraghme

فالصمتُ في حَرَم الجمال جمالُ For silence, in the shrine of beauty, is beauty — Photo by @asiltamimi001 #protectalaqsa

Spring bloom in the Sanur valley of Jenin 💕 — Photo by @amdophoto

An Nasr Mosque and the skyline of Nablus — Photo by @aseel_sadiq

Ramadan in the old city of Hebron (الخليل) — Video by @aseelshabana

Ramadan decorations from the old city of Bethlehem 💕 — Photo by @adventurepalestine

Weekly prayers at the Burqin Church (كنيسة برقين), also known as the Church of St George, in the village of Burqin outside Jenin (جنين) — Photo by @firas_m_jarrar

The Ein Bobein Spring (عين بوبين) in the Palestinian village of Deir Ibzi’, just 7km west of Ramallah, and a popular spot for Palestinians from Ramallah. Home to 2,000 Palestinians, Deir Ibzi suffers from regular incursions by violent settlers. This spring is regularly overtaken by settler caravans and sealed off from the village. — Photo by @muathali15

Old buildings by the Jaffa Sea Wall. The wall was built around 1860 during Ottoman-era Palestine by Muhammad Abu Nabbut, who was a powerful ruler over Jaffa and Gaza. The walls were part of the rebuilding of Jaffa that was damaged during the failed conquest by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1799, as well as the 1837 earthquake. — Photo by @dareenghazzawi