The Israeli settlers beat one of the Palestinian co -assuts of the film of the awarded Oscar on Monday on the occupied West shore, before he was detained by the Israeli army, in line with one of his other directors and other witnesses.
According to prosecutor Lea Tsemel, filmmaker Hamdan Ballal was one of the three Palestinians detained in the village of Susiya. The police told her that Palestinians were detained in a military base for treatment, and she or he said that she was unable to discuss with them.
Basel Adra, one other co-director, witnessed the detention and said that about two dozens of settlers-masked, some carrying pistols, some in the Israeli uniform-the village stuck. The soldiers who arrived directed weapons to Palestinians, and the settlers continued to throw stones.
“We came back from Oscars and every day because an attack takes place on us,” said Adra Associated Press. “It can be their revenge on us for making a movie. This is a punishment.”
The Israeli army stated that it detained three Palestinians suspected of throwing rocks of their forces and one Israeli civilian involved in a “brutal confrontation” between Israelis and Palestinians – the claim of witnesses with whom AP was interviewed. The army stated that it gave them the Israeli police to interrogate and evacuated the Israeli citizen from this area to receive treatment.
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No other land won the Oscar for the best documentary on Sunday. It tells the story of the Palestinian community displaced by Israel to make room for military shooting on the west shore. Her two directors, Palestinian Basel Adra and Israeli Yuval Abraham, talked to Matt Galloway in December about their fight to inform this story in Israel and outdoors.
A film called the best document in Oscars
who won the Oscar this yr for the best documentary, the Chronicle of the Fight of the Mashafer Yatty residents on the occupied west shore to stop the Israeli army from the destruction of their villages. Ballal and Adra, each from Masafar Yatta, created joint Palestinian-Israeli production with Israeli directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor.
The film won a number of international awards, ranging from the Berlin International Film Festival in 2024. He also drew IRE in Israel and abroad, like when Miami Beach briefly proposed the end of renting a cinema, which checked the document.
Adra said that the settlers entered the village on Monday evening shortly after the inhabitants broke the every day post to the Muslim Holy Month of Ramadan. The settler – who in line with Adra often attacks the village – approached Ballala’s house with the army, and the soldiers shot in the air. According to Adra, Ballala’s wife heard her beaten outside and screaming “dying”.
Then Adra saw the soldiers lead, shackled and covered eyes, from their home to a military vehicle. Talking to the Associated Press by phone, he said that Ballala’s blood was still sprayed on the ground in front of her own front door.
Some details of the Adra account were supported by one other eyewitness that spoke on condition of fear of fear of repression.
A bunch from 10 to twenty masked settlers with stones and sticks also attacked the activists of the Jewish center, breaking the windows of the automobile and cuts tires to flee from the area, said AP one of the activists on the spot, Josh Kimelman, Josh Kimelman.
The film supplied by the Jewish center of not using violence showed masked settlers, which push and swaying fists in two activists from the group in a dusty field at night. Activists back to the automobile when the rocks could be heard on the vehicle.
Israel captured the west shore during the war on the Middle East in 1967 along with Gaza Strip and Eastern Jerusalem. Palestinians want all three for his or her future state and perceive the increase in settlement as the important obstacle for a two -state solution.
The Israeli army designated Mashafer Yatta as a live training zone in the Eighties and ordered residents, mainly Arab Bedouin, to be expelled. About 1,000 inhabitants remain largely on the spot, but the soldiers usually move into the demolition of houses, tents, water tanks and olives – and Palestinians are afraid that at any time there could also be complete expulsion.
