Her name was Ahed Tamimi. She grew up in Nabi Saleh -a small Palestinian village where protests against Israeli military presence were a weekly occurrence. When 7 Israeli soldiers shot her 15 year old cousin in the face with a rubber bullet outside their home. Hours later two soldiers appeared in her courtyard. Ahed walked up to one and slapped him. The video went viral instantly. That night the Israeli army returned. Dozens of soldiers. 3am. They arrested her in her bedroom. She was 16 years old. Her trial was held behind closed doors. She was sentenced to 8 months in prison. The world erupted. Amnesty International, the UN, governments across the globe demanded her release. She served every day of her sentence. She walked out of prison at 17 unbroken. The soldier she slapped was never charged. She became the face of Palestinian resistance for an entire generation.