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The Gaza Health Department said on August 12 that nearly 40,000 people have died in the new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict in the Gaza Strip, including 16,000 children and 11,000 women. Gaza has become a "city of hell" in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Ethnic, political and religious conflicts have always been a nightmare for the Palestinian region. Thousands of years ago, the Jews established the Hebrew Kingdom here. After the fall of the country, they went into exile. The Arabs took over this land in the 7th century AD and have lived here for generations. The Jews who intend to restore their country and the Arabs who defend their homeland are in constant conflict, and the two nations have never really ushered in the dawn of reconciliation.

My Homeland Once Was: My Life in PalestineA record of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from a Palestinian perspective.Sari NusseibehBorn into a long-standing Arab family in Jerusalem, he is an active politician and intellectual in Palestine. Nusseibeh is committed to finding a pacifist reconciliation path, but it is so difficult to maintain a "middle position" between the two conflicting factions: he was accused of being an "Iraqi spy" by Israel during the Gulf War and was arrested and imprisoned, and was denounced as a "Palestinian traitor" because of his moderate identity. Nusseibeh's personal experience, which is full of war trauma and always wandering on the margins, is deeply tied to the complex and painful history of this land.

The clip shared today is about the story of Nusseibeh founding a federation to resist Israel’s cultural control. After the outbreak of the Third Middle East War, the Israeli military occupied the West Bank and implemented comprehensive legal control over universities and faculty members in 1980, issuing the strict “Military Order 854”. Nusseibeh led a federation of students and trade union members to mediate between the Israeli military and the PLO. In the process of resisting Military Order 854, it gradually grew into a powerful national anti-military occupation force.Nusseibeh always believes that he is fighting a "losing battle". When will the elusive day of peace come?