` ::First: The A Taste of Palestine book: there isn´t really ``historical`` information, unless you call what happened in his life-time as ``historical``. The one bit about Hebron of interest is that Shihab went there, as a young journalist in 1948, in order to interview  the then Mayor of Hebron, Sheikh Mohammad Ali Al-Jabari (a ``super politician`` ), and that he and two other journalists were invited to stay for dinner in his ``luxurious home``. According to Shihab, p. 39: ``My favorite  among the dozen entrees was a green pepper and lamb casserole called Lahm wa-filfil. For an appetizer, the tahina dip was superiour. The cucumber-sour cream salad helped reduce the fatty taste of the lamb.`` Shihab then gives the recipes for these three dishes (Lahm wa-filfil, p. 40,  Tahina salad, p.41,  Cucumbers with dill and sour cream, p.41.) Does this help? ::And secondly, yes; Cinema of Palestine and  Bayt Jibrin are definitely candidates. Remember to get a picture of some cinema showing a Palestinian film, if you can!! A close-up of the posters would be very nice... And, eh, I cannot promise that I will edit a lot this summer, though it is tempting (especially as I just got these new books (including Khalidi: All that remains.) We will see.. ::Thirdly: best of luck on your exams! (May I ask what level it is?)  And how on earth do you have time to edit WP with exams just around the corner??  ::And yes: WP Palestine is extremely thinly populated. However, I remember when it was much, much worse. I remember when I first started here, I found this: Category talk:Palestinian people. Nice, eh? Oh well, it did serve one purpose: provoking me to become a contributor on Palestinians issues ;-D  Take care,   `