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March 19, 2011</p>
<p>RAMALLAH (Ma’an) &#8212; As the imam of a mosque in central Ramallah prepared  to give his sermon, hundreds of worshipers were surprised when a young  man took the microphone and said the voice of the youth should be heard.</p>
<p>Worshipers at the Abdul Nasser mosque told Ma&#8217;an that the imam  went up and hugged the young man asking him to step down because  everyone was waiting for sermon. The imam promised the young man could  speak afterwards.</p>
<p>Young Palestinians, inspired by revolts across  the Arab world, have shown an increasing desire to express their needs  to those in power and make their attitudes and opinions heard after  years of marginalization and absence.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=370030">Source</a></p>
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