Joss Dray is a French photographer, who self-identify as a "photographer of resistance". In 1987, she began to tell the daily stories of the Palestinian people's resistance. Her work has been the subject of numerous exhibitions and publications, including "Memoirs of Jenin, 1989-2002", "The New Gates of Jerusalem, Apartheid Israel" (2002, 2003), "Palestine between the Blue of the Sky and the Sand of Memory" (Maison Robert Doisneau, 2001), and "The Second Palestinian Intifada" by Ramzi Baroud (Scribest Edition, 2012). She also co-authored "Returning to Jenin, a Living History of the Refugee Camp with the Camp's Inhabitants" (Scribest Edition, 2020).

The Joss Dray Collection documents through photographs the daily life of Palestinians, wherever they may reside in refugee and diaspora camps, such as Jabalia, Shati, Kalandia, Dheisheh, Jenin, and Lebanon refugee camps. It includes photographs of the Israeli Occupation practices against the Palestinians, some taken in the course of the late President Yasser Arafat's visit to the refugee camps, and others of the families of shaheeds and prisoners. These photographs were taken between the First Intifada 1987 and the Second Intifada 2000.