Every Thursday at 5 p.m. we erect our own compound at the Sarona Park, corner of Tel Aviv’s Kaplan and Leonardo da Vinci Streets, mainly introducing to the Israeli public the military occupation’s injustices and the pressing need to put an end to it. Our activists stand on the sidewalk with banners and fliers, promoting dialogue with the passersby and their various opinions. At our compound we present scenes of routine life under occupation in Palestine, and hold encounters with Israelis and Palestinians dealing with the occupation, its injustices and ramifications within both Palestinian and Israeli society. Our compound at Sarona brings Israel’s military occupation into the heart of Tel Aviv and requires the passersby to look occupation in the eye. Come and join us.