Yahel Gazit

Yahel Gazit is a Jerusalem-based photographer and a member of the Activestills photography collective. She is an MA student of culture studies at the Hebrew University.

Recent Articles
Fatma Salem speaks during a solidarity gathering in Sheikh Jarrah, occupied East Jerusalem. (Yahel Gazit)
‘A gentle, powerful light’: Honoring a symbol of Sheikh Jarrah’s steadfastness
Fatma Salem died with the threat of settler takeover still hanging over her family. But she never cowered to the forces that sought to displace her.
By Yahel Gazit January 12, 2024
Rafat Sub-Laban protesting outside his family's home in the Old City of Jerusalem, after they were expelled to make way for Jewish settlers, July 11, 2023. (Yahel Gazit)
‘Israel wanted a silent, perfect victim. We refused’
After settlers took over his family's home in Jerusalem’s Old City last month, Rafat Ghaith-Sub Laban reflects on the hardships and lessons of their struggle.
By Yahel Gazit August 15, 2023
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