Marta Vidal

I have written about a wide range of subjects, including birders and borders, political prisoners, black flowers blooming in the desert and communities resisting mining projects. 

I am drawn to stories that highlight hope, beauty, and joy in unlikely places. My work focuses on resistance, courage, and kindness in the face of oppression, violence and environmental destruction; on the ways people respond to adversity with creativity and resourcefulness, and on how oppressed and marginalised groups express defiance. 

I hope my work fosters solidarity, engagement and accountability.

 

EL SALTO (1/4/2026) La plantación de viñedos israelíes se ha convertido en un instrumento estratégico de colonización en Cisjordania ocupada y los

IRPIMEDIA (30/1/2026) Ziad Rida ha ereditato insieme ai suoi fratelli e alle sue sorelle circa dieci ettari di uliveti e terreni agricoli

972 MAGAZINE (30/1/2026) After seizing Palestinian land, settlers are replanting it with vineyards — then exporting their wine as ‘Made in Israel’

LE MONDE DIPLOMATIQUE (29/1/2026) With Meriem LaribiPhotos by Mosab Shawer and Ahmad Al-Bazz In French: https://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2026/02/LARIBI/69283In English: https://mondediplo.com/2026/02/12west-bankIn Spanish: https://www.eldiplo.org/320-imperialismo-desatado/el-vino-al-servicio-de-la-colonizacion/In German: https://monde-diplomatique.de/artikel/!6143867

MIRA Galerias (24 Jan – 28 Mar 2026) A cada migração, milhões de aves voam sobre a Palestina, um importante corredor para

PARDELA (Outono/Inverno 2025) Na Revista Pardela da Sociedade Portuguesa para o Estudo das Aves (SPEA) Fotografias de Lara e Mandy Sirdah

PÚBLICO (14/11/2025) Em terras sírias confiscadas, Israel construiu colonatos, bases militares e adegas. O vinho produzido nos territórios ocupados é exportado para

PÚBLICO (19/9/2025) Enquanto vários países anunciam o reconhecimento do Estado da Palestina na Assembleia Geral da ONU, na Cisjordânia ocupada avançam as

ATMOS (22/7/2025) With the arrival of spring, a carpet of flowers blankets the occupied West Bank. Even the lands scarred by Israel’s 400-mile