Explosive toilets, stuffed giraffes and "special milk..". Welcome to the Palestine that rarely makes it on to the news. "A Year on Fire Mountain" is Anna Habibti's diary of her year in Nablus, one of the most isolated cities in the West Bank of the occupied Palestinian territories (oPt). It's a story of life in a community physically restricted by the constant presence of the Israeli army and socially and psychologically stunted by several decades of occupation. But it's also a celebration of the resilience, inventiveness and determination of the residents of Nablus and the rest of the oPt;...