شبان فلسطينيون يلقون الحجارة على قوات الاحتلال في مظاهرة

The act of throwing stones by Palestinians at Israeli soldiers is a significant symbol of resistance and defiance. It emerged prominently during the Second Intifada, particularly after Ariel Sharon's controversial visit to the Temple Mount in 2000, which sparked widespread protests. Stone-throwing is seen as a non-lethal form of protest against a heavily armed military, embodying the struggle and identity of the Palestinian people. While it can result in fatalities, it is often viewed as a guerrilla tactic or civil disobedience, reflecting the power imbalance between the two sides