This talk reviews the work of sound art activists who engage with the present-day Palestinian/Israeli national question. Meira Asher explores the power of video and audio technology; specifically that the act of surveillance of previously powerful state agents by street-level activists now both documents the existing unequal power relationship and creates a new relationship. The previously asymmetric access to surveillance technology is now being rebalanced, resulting in a more symmetrical flow of documentary evidence from the field. Asher shows that artists-activists can be as effective in the field as in the studio.