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The Palestinian watermelon has become a public expression of cultural pride in artworks representing the struggle against Israeli apartheid.
After the Six-Day War in 1967, the Israeli government banned all public displays of the Palestinian flag and its colors. Any outward show of the flag, from publications to advertisements and even old photographs, could result in imprisonment or worse. Watermelon — with its red, green, black, and white coloring — became a subtle method for Palestinians to display national pride. Even holding a slice of fresh watermelon outside became an act of protest.
source: https://hyperallergic.com/666111/how-watermelon-became-a-symbol-of-palestinian-resistance/