song was supposed to be released with the album, but after the Palestinian prisoners' hunger strike, DAM decided to release the unfinished version to support the prisoners. Other unofficial singles were released to the Internet by fans, songs from shows such as their first English song, "Mama, I fell in love with a Jew," a story about a Palestinian guy who gets stuck in the elevator with a Jewish girl and they fell in love. The difference is that in the elevator, the girl was going up, and the Palestinian guy was going down, a view on coexistence that Israel is promoting; the message of the song is existence before coexistence. Another song of the upcoming album is "Shi'r al Share' – Street Poetry," a club song with an Arabic pop sound composed and arranged by the Danish producer Billy Beautiful; the song is canceling the politicians and giving the lead role to the Artist, the true voice of the streets. (2012) Second Official album: Dabke on the Moon (2012) First Music Video Single from Dabke: "If I could go back in time" "If I could go back in time" ft Amal Murkus A song that talks in general about women's rights and freedom, and specifically about the crimes that are being committed against women. “the Music video have English subtitles on YouTube” . Discography Albums Ihda' (2006) Dabke on the Moon (2012) Ben Haana Wa Maana (2019) Contributing artist The Rough Guide To Arabic Revolution (2013) DAM in TV and cinema (2002) Local angel (as DAM) (2003) Channels of Rage by Anat Halachmi (as DAM) (2007) Forgiveness (as DAM) (2007) DAM – UK London by Eliot Manches (as DAM) (2008) Slingshot Hip Hop by Jackie Salloum (as DAM and Suhell Nafar as the narrator) (2008) Salt of the sea by Annemarie Jacir (DAM's Song Shidu al Himme produced by K Salaam, and a Small part by Tamer Nafar as a waiter) (2008) Where in the world is Osama Ben Laden? By Morgan Spurlock (In the soundtrack – Mali Huriye – I have no freedom song) (2009) Checkpoint Rock – Songs for Palestine by Fermin Muguruza and Javier Corcuera (as DAM and Suhell Nafar as the narrator) (2010) Targeted citizen by Rahel Lea Jones (as DAM) (2011) Habibi Rasak Kharban by Susan Youssef (Tamer & Suhell Nafar in a small part as fishermen) (2012) I'lam Media Center: I have the