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'Levi was arrested over the killing but quickly released by a court after a ruling that the evidence he had fired at Hathaleen had “weakened”. Levi has denied he fired the shot that killed Hathaleen. However, the footage filmed by Hathaleen himself shows Levi draw his weapon and fire in Hathaleen’s direction. Hathaleen is then heard groaning and falling to the ground.'
I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action.
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
What's going on in the West Bank is being disguised by the carnage in Gaza. Israel has no intention of allowing the Palastinians to have any land let alone a functioning country.
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How to do terrorism properly. on 12:38 - Aug 12 with 429 views
How to do terrorism properly. on 23:43 - Aug 11 by Eireannach_gorm
What's going on in the West Bank is being disguised by the carnage in Gaza. Israel has no intention of allowing the Palastinians to have any land let alone a functioning country.
For anyone who hasn't seen it, this film is well worth a watch. It was co-directed by two Israeli Jews and two Palestinians, and won an Oscar for best documentary.
The acceptance speeches are well worth a watch too.
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How to do terrorism properly. on 12:43 - Aug 12 with 402 views
How to do terrorism properly. on 12:38 - Aug 12 by DJR
For anyone who hasn't seen it, this film is well worth a watch. It was co-directed by two Israeli Jews and two Palestinians, and won an Oscar for best documentary.
The acceptance speeches are well worth a watch too.
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Interesting. Does it present a balanced view, as that's always been hard to find on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (especially in Radlett).
How to do terrorism properly. on 12:43 - Aug 12 by Radlett_blue
Interesting. Does it present a balanced view, as that's always been hard to find on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict (especially in Radlett).
I would say it is fairly balanced. It is fly-on-the wall and merely shows what is going on, namely, the removal of Palestinians from land they have occupied for decades or more, and the demolition of houses, schools etc. In some ways it is not dissimilar to the Louis Theroux documentary but showcases more of what is going on on the ground
The thing that strikes me about it is how dignified the Palestinians are. I think I would be much more angry if this were happening to me.
Then again, they presumably can't afford to be too bolshy given this incident from the film.
The film follows Adra and the residents of Masafer Yatta as they confront Israeli forces carrying out demolition orders. During one such (non-violent) confrontation, Masafer Yatta resident Harun Abu Aram is shot by an Israeli soldier and paralyzed from the neck down while trying to prevent them from stealing his electric generator. Due to the destruction of his home, which was made illegal under Israeli law, he is forced to live in a cave. At the end of the film, we find out Abu Aram eventually died as a result of his injuries and inability to receive proper care.
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How to do terrorism properly. on 13:19 - Aug 12 with 290 views
How to do terrorism properly. on 12:38 - Aug 12 by DJR
For anyone who hasn't seen it, this film is well worth a watch. It was co-directed by two Israeli Jews and two Palestinians, and won an Oscar for best documentary.
The acceptance speeches are well worth a watch too.
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It's also worth pointing out that the activist mentioned in the OP worked on the filming of No Other Land.
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How to do terrorism properly. on 15:28 - Aug 12 with 155 views
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