Aviv Tatarsky

Aviv Tatarsky is a researcher for Ir Amim and a member of the Engaged Dharma Israel group.

Recent Articles
Israelis swim in a spring belonging to the destroyed Palestinian village of Walajeh, near Jerusalem. (Anne Paq/Activestills.org)
How one Palestinian spring became a leisure spot for Israelis only
The spring that once belonged to the Palestinian village of Walajeh is now off limits to its residents. As of last week, it is open to Israeli settlers alone.
By Aviv Tatarsky October 22, 2019
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