The world is finally watching Palestine. But who gets to narrate the story of what's been done to it?
As courts and sports stadiums turn towards Palestine, a quieter struggle runs beneath the headlines over memory, heritage and the right of Palestinians to tell their own story A demonstrator waves a Palestinian flag as protesters march towards the Azteca Stadium during the opening of the World Cup in Mexico City on 11 June 2026 (Carlos Tischler/Eyepix Group via Reuters) Palestine did not qualify for this summer's Football World Cup. It hardly needed to. Activists opened the tournament by forming…
Where: South Africa, Mexico City, Mexico, Egypt, Israel, Iran, Seattle, Amsterdam
Exact coordinates
south africa: -30.560, 22.940
mexico city: 19.430, -99.130
mexico: 23.630, -102.550
egypt: 26.820, 30.800
israel: 31.050, 34.850
iran: 32.430, 53.690
seattle: 47.610, -122.330
amsterdam: 52.370, 4.900
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