Slingshot against Israeli helicopter gunship in the occupied territories.
Stone-throwing has a two-fold action, personal and political; a man-to-man contest-of-skill, between a father and his son, and an Arab Man’s gesture of joy at the end of the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon (1985–2000): “It was a pebble; there was nobody there. It (Israeli helicopter gunship) was at least half a mile away.” – Edward Said

