00:00 when you say to me, "Oh, that little dancing."
00:01 - Yeah, that's nice.
00:02 - If you sat there with the naked,
00:05 you could hold, there's a little mount,
00:06 so it would go into the side of your shoulder.
00:09 Yeah, she's the lady.
00:10 (group chattering)
00:13 - Mainly online, a little bit, with phones,
00:24 but mainly online because of the,
00:25 because of the sea agent energy being cut off.
00:27 So sometimes they have phone.
00:30 - An office in the West Bank,
00:34 and we have an office in Lebanon
00:35 where we work in the Palestinian refugee camps.
00:37 So we've existed for 40 years.
00:39 - No, no, sure, but the focus obviously,
00:40 for obvious reasons, is on the West Bank.
00:41 - Are you very trapped in your work, Kaya?
00:42 How are you?
00:44 - I'm feeling really anxious.
00:46 We're trying to do as much as we can, but--
00:48 - What do you do?
00:50 - I am a philanthropy author.
00:52 - You're using it? - Yeah.
00:56 - Okay, back up.
00:57 Okay, sorry, hello.
01:06 - Hi, I'm Rohan, Director of Advocacy and Campaigns.
01:08 - Okay, how long have you been here?
01:11 - I've been here for nearly nine years.
01:13 And working, I used to work with one of our--
01:16 - Worse than it is now?
01:18 - This is the worst, this is the worst--
01:20 - What are they supposed to do in this situation?
01:22 So, yeah, we're in unprecedented territory
01:26 about how bad this is.
01:27 - Yeah, yeah, very.
01:29 - Yeah, most of them are from Gaza.
01:32 Some of them were refugees, or their families
01:35 were refugees initially.
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