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In his thesis, he talked about the hunger strike in Palestinian context from activists view, its achievements and constraints and how to benefit from international experiences in this matter. He concluded, Palestinian prisoners' movement is a social one and it lacks applying global theories for better achievements.

In his thesis, researcher referred to Israeli practices during the period from 13/6/2014, the date of commencement of court jurisdiction until 15/3/2017, referring to practices which included annexation and confiscation of land and settlement activities in the West Bank. Mentioning, four case studies; Settlement Division, Blue Line Group, Law of Annexation the Illegal Settlements and random settlements such as Amouna, near Ramallah city.

Director of the university campus in Ramallah Mr. Mohammed Saba'neh, gave them a detailed explanation about the university, its faculties and specializations in bachelor and master degrees, and its strategic programs that aims to graduate distinguished students to meet national needs in Palestine.

The two parties discussed ways of cooperation in programs that serves the Palestinian society and for volunteers from the Palestinian Community in the United States of America in their homeland Palestine.

The researcher pointed that the thesis aimed to study the fundamental role of nonviolent popular resistance in transforming the Palestinian-Israeli conflict through every available peaceful mean and tool. He concluded, non-violent resistance have different definitions as international concept. The thesis indicates that there is a deep gap between peaceful resistance in the field on one hand and decision-makers on the other.