Collective
Caravan
Who Are We
We are journalists, researchers, filmmakers, writers, working on the ground in occupied Palestine. Our collective was founded by solidarity activists in the West Bank. We grew out of a need to break through a media landscape where important stories go untold.
What We Believe
We are committed to honest reporting and factual accuracy. We merge on-the-ground reality in a conflict zone with broader theoretical frameworks to drive social change. At our core, we are a grassroots education initiative.
What We do
Our work emerges from urgency, solidarity, and deep relationships built on the ground. Each
project is a response to ongoing injustice with on the ground reporting and documentation.
Auja Feature Documentary
This feature-length documentary follows the daily life of the Palestinian Bedouin community of Ras al-Auja, a village in the West Bank facing imminent expulsion. Built from more than 100 hours of footage, with filming still ongoing, the film documents families confronting settler violence, military restrictions, and the slow, methodical encroachment on their land. Through the voices of residents and activists, it captures both the mechanics of displacement and the forms of everyday resistance that shape life under occupation, offering an intimate portrait of a community fighting to remain on its land at a critical moment.
West Bank Short Films
We are producing a series of short films across the West Bank, documenting the everyday realities of communities resisting erasure.
Released:
Al-Mughayyir film follows a shepherding village recently targeted by settler violence. Geographical isolation increases the areas vulnerability, despite having full legal right to the land.
In post-production:
Farkha features interviews with local community leaders of the northern West Bank ecovillage, including 34-year-old communist mayor, Mustafa Hammad, and international activists.
This documentary follows the story of Operation Iron Wall, an ongoing large-scale Israeli operation in the northern West Bank. Since January 2025, the Israeli army has launched a series of military raids, mass arrests, and widespread destruction across Tamun, Nablus, Tulkarem, Jenin. These military operations have showed that there is no difference between Gaza and the West Bank.
We are producing a series of short films across the West Bank, documenting the everyday realities of communities resisting erasure.
Released:
Al-Mughayyir film follows a shepherding village recently targeted by settler violence.
In post-production:
Farkha features interviews with local community leaders of the northern West Bank ecovillage, including 34-year-old communist mayor, Mustafa Hammad, and international activists.
Series capturing life in refugee camps across Jenin, Tulkarem, Tubas, and Nablus during major military raids is an urgent, collective act of witnessing.
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Investigative Research
The Occupation of the Sun
“The Occupation of the Sun” is a research and documentary project investigating how Israel employs the use of solar energy as a means of Palestinian land confiscation and exploitation in the occupied West Bank. We focus on the Jordan Valley in the northern West Bank, looking at two Palestinian villages (al-Farsiya and Ras al-Auja), two Israeli settlements (Shadmot Mehola and Na’ama) and four large solar panel installations. As global investment towards green, eco-friendly initiatives has grown, Israel garnered international investments to construct extensive solar panel installations on land illegitimately grabbed from Palestinians. In the meantime, Palestinian communities are forbidden from building their own energy-generating infrastructure for self-sufficiency, and when they do attempt to launch their own grassroot solar initiatives, the Israeli military and/or settlers promptly destroy their setups.
Educational Series
In collaboration with research centers, journalists, and activists, we are developing an educational media series that connects political theory to life on the ground. These materials—video essays, interviews, and written analysis—unpack core topics like settler colonialism, resource extraction, resistance strategies, and the economic structure of occupation. Our goal is to build accessible, grounded, and politically clear resources that can circulate innclassrooms, community centers, and solidarity movements alike.
Auja Feature Documentary
This feature-length documentary follows the daily life of the Palestinian Bedouin community of Ras al-Auja, a village in the West Bank facing imminent expulsion. Built from more than 100 hours of footage, with filming still ongoing, the film documents families confronting settler violence, military restrictions, and the slow, methodical encroachment on their land.
West Bank Short Films
We are producing a series of short films across the West Bank, documenting the everyday realities of communities resisting erasure.
Released:
Al-Mughayyir film follows a shepherding village recently targeted by settler violence.
In post-production:
Farkha features interviews with local community leaders of the northern West Bank ecovillage, including 34-year-old communist mayor, Mustafa Hammad, and international activists.
Series capturing life in refugee camps across Jenin, Tulkarem, Tubas, and Nablus during major military raids is an urgent, collective act of witnessing.
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Investigative Research
Occupation of the Sun
“The Occupation of the Sun” is a research and documentary project investigating how Israel employs the use of solar energy as a means of Palestinian land confiscation and exploitation in the occupied West Bank. We focus on the Jordan Valley in the northern West Bank, looking at two Palestinian villages (al-Farsiya and Ras al-Auja), two Israeli settlements (Shadmot Mehola and Na’ama) and four large solar panel installations.
Educational Series
In collaboration with research centers, journalists, and activists, we are developing an educational media series that connects political theory to life on the ground. These materials unpack core topics like settler colonialism, resource extraction, resistance strategies, and the economic structure of occupation.