"5 Broken Cameras," is a joint Palestinian-Israeli-Dutch-French production that presents the story of Burnat, a resident of the West Bank village of Bil'in. Over a period of more than six years, Burnat documented the struggle against the occupation waged by two of his good friends, while also filming his son growing up. The struggle soon begins to influence Burnat's life as well as that of his family. Daytime arrests and nighttime raids strike fear into the family; his friends and brothers are arrested, injured by gunfire or taken into custody and imprisoned. Camera after camera is destroyed or shot up, and each one symbolizes a chapter in his life.

Opening for the censored exhibit, "A Child's View From Gaza," in the courtyard outside of MOCHA September 24, 2011. Despite MOCHA's refusal to show the art of Palestinian children, the exhibit opened and is showing at 917 Washington St., Oakland, CA.

From July 5-9, the Alternative Information Center held its first ever Culture is Resistance! Week, which explored the interconnections between culture, resistance and oppression. Held under the auspices of the Beit Sahour Municipality and the Palestinian Ministry of Culture, Culture is Resistance! featured interactive panel discussions and art performances in the fields of theatre, poetry, music, art and film.

For the last 12 years Daniel Barenboim has used his musical reputation to push for peace between Isarel and its neighbours. This 68 year-old Argentine-born Jew, yet holder of a Palestinian passport had previously taken his music to the West Bank, but now he has broken fresh ground, crossing from Egypt into Gaza to play with his 'Orchestra for Gaza', 25 handpicked musicians from the top ensembles in Europe.

In one week, 76 French volunteers and 10 Scots, aged between 9 and 85 years, answered the call made by 14 Palestinian associations to join the Palestinian peoples' resistance movements, and to demand the end of the occupation and their right to a free Palestine.

In the past years the city of Jenin has worldwide mainly gained notoriety as one of the main trouble spots in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- in particular after the brutal attack of the Israeli army on the adjacent refugee camp in 2002. This year the city hit the international headlines with different news. On the 5th of August 2010 its cinema was reopened after two years of intensive renovations.

Pro-Palestine Anti-Israeli Apartheid BDS Action in Melbourne Central, Australia, hosted by the C.A.I.A. (Coalition Against Israeli Apartheid). The demonstration specifically targeted the Israeli company Jericho Cosmetics.