leila segal

I am a London-based writer/photographer specialising in the Middle East, human rights and collaborative arts. I lead the Jaffa Photography Project in Israel, visiting several times a year to work with Arab and Jewish teenagers on photography and narratives about their lives - for an audio-visual piece on the project, visit The Guardian. If you'd like to support us, please message me for more info.

 

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Nobody Says A Thing

December 31, 2008 On the bus it’s not like usual, no one talks. They’re all…

Protest in Tel Aviv

December 29 Enough! War Crimes, reads the placard. Arab and Jewish Israelis protest the Gaza bombings,…

For Those Who Died in Gaza

December 27, 2008 East Jerusalem, lunchtime today. I’m in Wa’el’s restaurant, having coffee with Jamilah…

Most of Them Don’t Have Any Bullets

December 26, 2008 Bethlehem, Christmas Eve. I’m at the Church of the Nativity in Manger…

Nobody is Listening

December 23, 2008 I’m standing on Sderot Yerushalayim taking pictures, looking at Jaffa again, when…

Scent

December 19th Someone has been living in my apartment who smokes. I can smell him…