I Heart Hamas: And Other Things I'm Afraid to Tell You

This is a remarkable one-woman-show about the experiences of Palestinian people in general and Palestinian-American immigrants in particular. Ms. Jajeh succeeds in sharing a lot of historical, cultural and political information in a very witty and entertaining performance, all with a minimal amount of props. Kudos to Fringe for bringing us this show!... full review

Ms Jaheh shines irony and humor on her experience growing up American in a Palestinian family. Who knew "Ask a Palestinian" was the model for the column by that LA-based Mexican author! Instead of hiding her true self and conforming in order to get ahead, she bares her soul inciting belly laughs, respect and admiration.... full review

Jajeh does an amazing job of bringing to life the struggles she faces as a Palestinian American woman. She does so with a tremendous amount of humor, while at the same time clearly depicting the horrors of life for the people of Ramallah. This show humanizes the Palestinian experience in a way that is seldom, if ever, seen in mainstream media. Her story is an important one that could benefit many many more audiences.... full review

Tonight I watched a woman whose bravery and fortitude is an inspiration to all who struggle to have a voice. At the urging of other Palestinian friends, I went to the show with no expectations. One can postulate from the title that they're definitely in for a highly thought-provoking piece of composition that will leave audiences who seek to gain an understanding of a complex issue through the eyes of this young woman with the simple question of "why?" Jennifer Jajeh's one woman show starts out on the light-hearted end, and while I would have liked her to stay even handed throughout the show (after intermission the laughs are less prevalent), I am appreciative of the honesty in which she covers the annals of history of the region and sp... full review

This one-woman show was by far one the most healing experiences I had as an audience member. Each scene was so methodical and profound. Jennifer is both humorous and dramatic; I want this play to be watched by EVERYBODY. I invited my entire organization to it. ... full review

It was captivating, funny, serious, educational and very well done. I recommend it to everyone.... full review