If "Synonyms" was a full-throated howl, then "Ahed's Knee" is the angry spittle that was still left in Nadav Lapid's mouth. When writer-director Nadav Lapid was doing press for his Berlinale ...

In “Ahed’s Knee,” Y burns his bridges, both practically and psychologically; he puts himself into a self-exile more extreme, an isolation more unapproachable, than any that his differences ...

Ahed, Nour and Nariman's sentencing is not over with this hearing. Just as Ahed lived her entire life under occupation, she will be released to see the soldiers invade her home again.

Ahed is one of over 350 Palestinian children currently imprisoned by the Israeli occupation. The next hearing in Ahed, Nariman and Nour's case was set for March 11.

Ahed Tamimi’s newly published memoir, “They Called Me a Lioness: A Palestinian Girl’s Fight for Freedom,” is the coming-of-age story of a girl whose life has been marked by violence and ...

This review of “Ahed’s Knee” was first published on July 7, 2021, after its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. After winning the Golden Bear at Berlin for his last film, 2019’s ...

Ahed Tamimi, who just turned 17, is brought to a courtroom inside an Israeli military prison in December. (Mahmoud Illean/AP) Nour Tamimi is a journalism student and activist from Nabi Saleh in ...

Ahed’s cousin, Mustafa Tamimi, had already been killed, shot in the face with a tear-gas canister fired out of the back of an Israeli army jeep. Her mother’s brother, Rushdie Tamimi, would not ...

AHED TAMIMI: [translated] This is when they were going to detain my brother, who was 12 years old. He was trying to detain him, so I tried to take my brother back from the hands of the soldier.

Palestinian teenager Ahed Tamimi, accused of slapping and kicking an armed Israeli soldier, will serve eight months in prison in a plea deal her defense attorney reached with military prosecutors ...