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And the fact is that Palestinians were evicted and settlers now live in those buildings. Sad. I’m not sure what to make of this dancing overall. The spilling of water seems a very matter-of-fact, heartless and typically arrogant “just go away,” which the dancers eventually did. The settlers, with the help of Israel and the US, will keep spilling water until, in their estimation, the streets are totally clean.
I’m not exactly sure what you’re talking about. I’ve watched the video a few times and don’t see any water being spilled. I also don’t know why that would be so insulting. Maybe you could explain?
The body of your post reads, “One settler living in a house from which Palestinians were evicted threw water down on protesters but this did not dampen their spirits.” It’s not in the video, I don’t think. And it’s insulting because, well, it’s akin to swatting a fly or shooing a dog.
I understand and agree. I misread your comment. I thought you were saying you didn’t know what to think about the dancing because the protesters did something with water that was offensive. Now I understand.