Do you know the meaning behind these Palestinian songs? In 1936, amid the Great Palestinian Revolt, the British mandate severed communication between revolutionaries and villages. In response, women innovatively employed the art of 'Tarweeda' to convey news. Tarweeda involves encoding singing through the inversion of the last letters of the words and adding the letter L at the end. It became a means to transmit messages, including secrets of love, longing, and war to the resistance fighters and

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