Jerusalem Wall - A Decade of Division and Urban Incarceration

Jerusalem Wall - A Decade of Division and Urban Incarceration

The Impact of the Wall on the Palestinian Urban Space in East Jerusalem (Arabic, 2009)

The publication, co-written by five of IPCC’s researchers, is the first IPCC publication on the wall in Arabic. It focuses on the consequences of the establishment of the Separation Wall, which Israel began in 2002 and which excludes 65,000 Palestinian residents of East Jerusalem from the rest of the city. As a result, Jerusalem has become isolated and marginalized. The book outlines changes imposed on Jerusalem and concludes with suggestions of how to address the city's urban problems through the development of Jerusalem's urban space.

14/12/2011 - The International Peace and Cooperation Center has organized with the United Nations for Alliance of Civilization the fourth international forum and discussed the Jerusalem issue Read More...

17/9/2011 - Community awareness lecture on Planning Challenges for the project "Jerusalem as a social city" Ras Al Amud, 17 Sep.2011 The International Peace and Cooperation Centre [IPCC], along with the "French Consulate" organized an Awareness Day in Panorama Hote Read More...

24/8/2011 - IPCC are now accepting job and intership applications for urban planners and architects. Read More...

15/6/2011 - IPCC launches first "Jerusalem as a Social City " Project. June.2011 The project is supported by the "French consulate" and planned for one year. It aims to support Palestinian social and urban rights in Jerusalem through actions which engage the commu Read More...

4/5/2011 - Jerusalem ‘Urban Resilience’ Design Studio……Apply Now! We are looking for a multi-disciplinary team of young architects, planners and engineers to participate in a design studio this summer. Read More...

8/2/2011 - The British Consul- General Sir Vincent Fean Visited the IPCC “ Read More...