In 1988, a photographer in the West Bank snapped a photo of a scrawny 8-year-old with tears in his eyes, hurling a rock at an Israeli soldier. The photograph symbolized the rage and frustration of the intifada. More than 20 years later, that boy, Ramzi Hussein Aburedwan, has grown up to become a visionary musician.
Ramzi’s Story: Laying Down Stones, Picking Up Instruments
Categories: Articles and Commentary, Daily Life in a Land of Conflict
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