it started with the first intifada, it was a way of them resisting and just going and doing something need to survive for the next day and the only way that palestinians are still going to survive is that they let out all the anger, otherwise we're going to go crazy. let people here dance from their hearts, they want to express themselves, they want to let go, they want to escape for a bit and then go back to reality, because this is how you stay sane and alive and stubborn and stay living where you are and don't go out and run away and leave home. this is raving in palestine. i make hip—hop, but i put a palestinian twist to it. and we have palestinian lyrics talking about people living in ramallah. oppression increases creativity, let's say. if i make something about love, it's political because i live here, because we are an oppressed minority, so whatever we say is an act of resistance. so it's love in the name of resistance, it's friendship in the name of resistance. because with war, comes love and sometimes it's really hard, you have your mind always occupied with things. you kn

lot of conversations happening particularly desir which marks the thirtieth anniversary of the first intifada around what lessons they can learn from that uprising that took place in the late eighty's and one of the most successful movements to actually raise the question of policy and independence today to a national level and got very close to finding a solution to madrid and washington negotiations and so that activism that took the form mostly of nonviolent resistance strategies and also creation of peril of situations for the ultimate viability of a palestinian state those strategies are being revisited today by palestinians for you personally what sort of work are you doing on violence the resistance sure i'm a documentary filmmaker for the past fourteen years i've worked with a nonprofit called just vision bringing attention to palestinians and israelis who are using nonviolent strategies to end the occupation so we believe that sort of regular media coverage of the conflict through its focus on violence and stop nurturing an environment where violence becomes is seen as the most viabl

lot of conversations happening particularly desir which marks the thirtieth anniversary of the first intifada around what lessons they can learn from that uprising that took place in the late eighty's and one of the most successful movements to actually raise the question of policy in independence today international level and got very close to finding a solution to madrid and washington negotiations and so that activism that took the form mostly of nonviolent resistance strategies and also creation of peril of situations for the ultimate viability of a palestinian state those strategies are being revisited today by palestinians for you personally what sort of work are you doing on violence the resistance sure i'm a documentary filmmaker for the past fourteen years i've worked with a nonprofit called just vision bringing attention to palestinians and israelis who are using nonviolent strategies to end the occupation so we believe that sort of regular media coverage of the conflict through its focus on violence and up nurturing an environment where violence becomes is seen as the most viable m

lot of conversations happening particularly desir which marks the thirtieth anniversary of the first intifada around what lessons they can learn from that uprising that took place in the late eighty's and one of the most successful movements to actually raise the question of policy in independence today to a national level and got very close to finding a solution to madrid and washington negotiations and so that activism that took the form mostly of nonviolent resistance strategies and also creation of peril of situations for the ultimate viability of a palestinian state those strategies are being revisited today by palestinians for you personally what sort of work are you doing on violence a resistance sure i'm a documentary filmmaker for the past fourteen years i've worked with a nonprofit called just vision bringing attention to palestinians and israelis who are using nonviolent strategies to end the occupation so we believe that sort of regular media coverage of the conflict through its focus on violence and up nurturing an environment where violence becomes is seen as the most viable met