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People Not Places
People Not Places
Invincible featuring Abeer

Modulations
Modulations
Jordon Jo

Nakba
Nakba
Jake Pinto

End the Occupation
End the Occupation
Abu Nurah, Maro-One (producer)

Refugee
Refugee
Cameron Hatami

Same Struggle
Same Struggle
Norma Sayage

Habibi (My Dear)
Habibi (My Dear)
Abeer Alzinaty

Refugee #2
Refugee #2
Cameron Hatami

Older Palestinian Women Have A Voice
Older Palestinian Women Have A Voice
Jane Toby

Nakba
Nakba
Tornado Lights

Land Confiscation Order 06/24/T
Land Confiscation Order 06/24/T
Larissa Sansour

Memories of Nakba (Zikrayat el Nakba)
Memories of Nakba (Zikrayat el Nakba)
Rami Bassam, Amani Odeh, Ahmed Ziat

Wishing to Be a Bird (Ana Asfor)
Wishing to Be a Bird (Ana Asfor)
Rawan Farahtee, Samah Fayed, Diy'a Alghoul, Hadil Nidal, Shahed Fahmawe

Still Life
Still Life
Diana Allen

Two Thousand Walls (a song for jayyous)
Two Thousand Walls (a song for jayyous)
Peter Snowdon

A Palestinian Mural
A Palestinian Mural
Norma Sayage

Hope of Freedom (Amal El Horaya)
Hope of Freedom (Amal El Horaya)
Rami Bassam, Amani Odeh, Ahmed ZiatAhmad Abu Odeh, Amjad Al Khawaja, Saja Al Ajarma, Miras Al Azza, Mohammad Sarhan

Nablus Tragedy (Masat Nablus)
Nablus Tragedy (Masat Nablus)
Aamal Abu Jneed, Sondos Salih, Ala Shilbayih, Ma'in Isa, Ahmad Masri

The Dance: The Throbbing Dance of the Displaced
The Dance: The Throbbing Dance of the Displaced
Ala' Younis

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