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Hip-hop Sulha is a pioneering concept that brings together hip-hop artists to promote dialogue, coexistence, and reconciliation through music. Originating as a collaborative performance, the project uses rap, spoken word, and DJ sets to foster peaceful dialogue across communities. The inaugural event launched on September 13, 2006, at SOB's in New York City as part of The Oyhoo New York Jewish Music and Heritage Festival, with proceeds benefiting peace-focused organizations. Since then, Hip-hop Sulha has grown to include mini performances and appearances at venues and festivals around the world, continuing the tradition of using music as a bridge between cultures.