And he's the one who told me 270 people. Israel and Palestinian tensions on the rise in the West Bank - BBC News BBC News 13.8M subscribers Subscribe 3K 163K views 6 months ago #BBCNews Israel's military has been carrying out. He writes that the Jewish state has been born in violence and cruelty, and worries that it will not thrive. I knew I couldn't recreate those things. This is powerful stuff, distilling enormous difficulties to a deeply personal level",[92] and the newspaper selected the series for its annual television review, writing that it was "gripping it dazzled via a raw and complex portrait of conflict in the Middle East Kosminsky's storytelling was mesmerising. Hester tells Bacha that he didnt think there was any point in consulting Block. One of the fighters is Clara. [120], In May 2012 it was announced that the series would be a featured offering on the internet television service Hulu from 11 August, and it has been available on demand from Hulu. [109] Senators Scott Ryan and Helen Kroger both later issued press releases critical of the series. Paul kisses her, and she wakes up the next morning in Paul's bed. MOHAMMAD: So Katz told NPR he decided to explore it further. [106] In contrast, Hal Wootten, Emeritus Professor of Law at the University of New South Wales and former president of the Indigenous Law Centre, considered the ECAJ position to be misguided: "There is a striking irony in a Jewish organisation's striving to show that every Jewish character is a demon and every Arab character a saint. Some pro-Palestinian users shared a video which they claimed showed al-Aqsa mosque in East Jerusalem on fire, accusing Israel of "letting the al-Aqsa Mosque burn". [116], The series was screened in April 2012 by the Tel Aviv Cinematheque and the Jerusalem Cinematheque in Israel, and in May 2012 by the Haifa Cinematheque, with five showings in the month for each episode in Tel Aviv, two in Jerusalem, and one in Haifa. Paul also seems not entirely happy. And not just in Arkansas. It didn't seek out the teacher's account of what happened. Please, whitelist realscreen.com in your ad blocker and refresh your browser. I have the right to boycott anyone I want to, and the state has no business getting involved in that. Bacha, who has made a number of documentaries about Palestinian and Israeli life, said she turned her lens on the US to understand the sudden proliferation of laws to protect a single foreign . [6] Erin tries to intervene, but Paul leads her away, saying it would make things worse. SCHWARZ: I focused on the Hebrew tapes of the soldiers that were there. [97] In January 2012 the Executive Council of Australian Jewry (ECAJ) filed a 31-page complaint with the SBS[98] claiming that the series "unrelentingly portrays the entire Jewish presence throughout the country, including modern-day Israel, as an act of usurpation by Jews who, without exception, are aliens, predators and thieves and who enforce their usurpation by brutal, racist policies akin to those inflicted by the Nazis upon the Jewish people", and compared it to the infamous Nazi film Jud Sss. "[19] The series was led by what had come out of the interviews, what the soldiers had said and felt, and what they had actually experienced,[20] rather than wider historical events with which rank-and-file soldiers had little contact. She argues with Paul, who does not understand why this is all so important to her. [48], The serial as a whole was praised by Christina Patterson in The Independent who said it was "beautifully shot and extremely well written. Clara invites him home for tea, where her father tries to get him to talk about Stella Maris. "Operation Bulldog" as depicted in the series is a composite of two real-life operations: According to Kosminsky, the sequence at the end of episode 2 was inspired by a December 1947 of an incident when three soldiers were shot. [115] Such a portrayal cannot be justified in ANY context." Palestine Post bombing. The next morning, they find a woman who is the grand-daughter of Mohammed's cousin. It hasn't really been established because at first, I got a figure that 20 people were killed. The video is real, but additional footage from other angles makes it clear that a tree near to the mosque had caught fire, not the mosque itself. [77]Le Figaro said it was "magnificently filmed and masterfully acted perfectly balanced great television", and gave it a maximum rating of four stars out of four. ALON SCHWARZ: I grew up in Israel in a Zionist leftist family. [109] He accepted that the series conveyed a negative view of Israel and said he would not claim that it tried to be balanced. Erin's passionate response "He does to me, he does to me!" "The Holy Land And Us: Our Untold Stories" is a documentary that will air this spring on BBC Two and iPlayer. As soon as they hear the sound of sirens, they leave the body on the ground and run off. Boycott follows Anawi and Jordahl through their legal fights, and the court victories that forced their respective states to narrow anti-boycott laws to exclude individuals. She was sleeping in her home when she awoke to heavy gunfire and people screaming. Why is Israel-Palestinian violence surging? Foreign critics, including politicians in the US, Britain and Europe, accuse it of singling out Israel. Len takes charge, only to find that the sniper is Clough, who has joined the Jewish militants. "[63] On the other hand, Liel Leibovitz, writing for American online Jewish magazine Tablet, took the view that, "contrary to these howls of discontent, the show is a rare and riveting example of telling Israel's story on screen with accuracy, sensitivity, and courage". "Our children must be protected from anti-Muslim bigotry and abuse at school," CAIR's national office . An old man agrees to let them drive him, and they identify what had been Mohammed's house. Back at the docks, Len tries to find Mohammed, but is arrested by two military policemen, who had been tipped off by Alec to make sure Len gets home. [105], A further complaint was made to SBS on 1 February 2012 by Stepan Kerkyasharian, Chair of the New South Wales government's Community Relations Commission, noting "concern that the series negatively portrays the WHOLE of the Jewish People. But Palestinians say it was caused by Israeli officers throwing stun grenades. Video, 00:01:10Drone footage shows extent of damage after Jenin raid. [12] "She becomes obsessed with him she feels what he's feeling so, by the time we get to Gaza, she patterns herself on what she thinks he would have done. Researchers continued to conduct interviews to enrich the story. [118] In Haifa the episodes were screened on successive Thursdays, from 10 to 21 May. Len visits Mohammed and advises him to move somewhere safer, because the British will not protect him, but Mohammed will not leave. TV magazine Tlrama called it "remarkable", confronting its subject "head on". The son, who is with Hamas, is brandishing a gun and telling Omar, a Fatah member, to go. The ECAJ reaches the opposite conclusion only by itself imputing unfavourable attributes to the Jewish characters, judging them by harsh and unrealistic standards, interpreting their conduct in the worst possible way, and making quite absurd comparisons. A taxi takes them to a house of a cousin of Mohammed's, where relatives have gathered for the funeral for his daughter, who had been the suicide bomber of the previous night. And it's prompted pushback from some Israelis and calls for justice from Palestinians. [16] Most found it incredibly hard to talk about their experiences. Len's platoon is in Haifa, stationed between the Jewish and Arab-controlled areas, overlooked by armed Jewish irregulars. The serial was shown by SBS in a Sunday evening slot from 27 November to 18 December 2011. [89] Press agency AAP wrote that "Foy shines amid a powerful storyline" and learns "a few harsh truths". Len is driving Mohammed's son Hassan back from a maths exam. IDF soldiers take Samira for a human shield when they go to occupy the brother's house. Due to air on BBC Two and iPlayer this spring, The Holy Land And Us: Our Untold Stories follows actor and writer Sarah Agha and barrister, author and broadcaster Rob Rinder, MBE, along with four families of Jewish and Palestinian heritage, as they explore their personal family stories, and the ways in which they have been defined by events in Palestine and Israel. [45] By the second episode Andrew Billen, writing in The Times, was concerned that both Len and Erin were meeting from the Arabs a "little too much kindness for the comfort of all of us hoping that Kosminsky will parcel out recriminations in exactly equal proportions"; but nonetheless applauded the "immersive and emotional" quality of the series. At the meeting they are ambushed; their Jewish informant is led away, and Len and the two sergeants are abducted. [109] It had not been his decision to buy the series, but asked whether in hindsight he would have made the decision, he answered that he probably would. The study analysed nearly 100,000 news headlines about the Israel-Palestinian conflict in the US press over the last five decades from five major publications - the New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, and the Chicago Tribune - employing Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques to identify frequently He asks Len to join, but Len is not interested. This episode will examine recent attacks on the BBC and lay out how BBC ability to report on Palestine is constrained from multiple Zionist influences. Outside, Erin finds Jawda being loaded into an ambulance, as the houses are blown up. The Palestinian movement is not here educating the other side of the issue, and so no one heard the other side of the argument. The authoritative record of NPRs programming is the audio record. NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by an NPR contractor. It tells the story of Gaza past and present, showing rare archival footage that explains the history never acknowledged by mass media. [14] After leaving Palestine nobody had wanted to remember,[11][15] the veterans had been "shunned"; they had "returned home to find the nation that wanted nothing to do with them", with no memorial, and were denied even "the right to march to the Cenotaph in formation". Login; . The fire was subsequently put out and the mosque was not damaged by the blaze. He says that his generation had been determined that the Jewish people would never again capitulate in the face of genocide, and want to secure land that could alwaya be safe. [104] Some Israeli social media influencers shared a video claiming it showed Palestinians faking a funeral ceremony for an individual supposedly killed by Israeli air strikes in Gaza - in order to attract global sympathy. Middle East. In Germany it was shown on ARTE Channel on 20 April (Part 1 and 2) and 27 April (Part 3 and 4). [83], A letter of protest to the channel was written by the President of the Representative Council of French Jewish Institutions (CRIF), arguing that "the viewer sees the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, however complex, only as a consequence of violence and cruelty of the Jews, who are represented as so extreme that if any empathy towards them is excluded." Len returns to Clara's flat in fury, but she has gone. "[28] The BBC agreed to sell its interest and let the project go into turnaround for a generously low rate according to Kosminsky[12] and in 2007 he secured an exclusive deal with Daybreak Pictures,[29] run by Channel 4's former head of film David Aukin, with whom he had previously made The Government Inspector (2005) and Britz (2007). [65] Viewers complained that the drama was antisemitic, used upsetting footage of concentration camps, incited racial hatred, was biased against Israel and presented historical inaccuracies. Channel 4 committed 4 million, roughly in line with the channel's hourly rate for prestige drama. The 48-year-old actress has taken to social media to praise the documentary and to share her recollections of . A documentary released earlier this year about the massacre of Palestinians in Tantura, a . The trouble was, it is virtually unknown for a British TV crew to shoot in Israel. You have to have that, otherwise you are not writing". "Tantura" is a new Israeli documentary challenging Israel's understanding of the war. She is taken reluctantly to see her grandfather Len, in his eighties, who is in hospital paralysed by a stroke. More than 30 states have passed similar laws to punish boycotts of Israel in support of Palestinian rights, inspired by the anti-apartheid campaign in South Africa. I n 2015, during an escalation of violence in Jerusalem, a just-turned-teenage Palestinian boy and his older cousin were involved in a stabbing that left two young Israelis injured - critically . BBC Teach > Secondary Resources > GCSE History. And he says Katz's methodology was flawed from the beginning. The first episode was reviewed widely and generally very positively,[45] [54] And to this day, no one has an exact number of those killed, with accounts ranging from a few dozen to more than 200. Rob and Sarah are joined by a father and son whose relative was caught up in Israel's War of Independence, as well as a woman whose grandmother survived one of the . In the hospital, she holds her grandfather's hand, and tells him she has given Mohammed's daughter the key. Outside, she is bundled into an IDF vehicle. Arriving at Clara's flat, Len is perturbed to find it apparently deserted. US appeals for peace amid continuing tensions between Israel and Palestine over violence in Jerusalem. She is told that the Palestinians left in 1948, but some had returned to found a new Ein Hawd in what had been their orchards above the old village. "[15] What he hoped to create was a kind of unstable equilibrium, so that audiences would find their sympathies shifting, repeatedly, from one side to the other.[11]. KATZ: (Through interpreter) There was a very big killing of Palestinians. Len disciplines soldiers who are abusing his company's Palestinian servant. But he has already been tipped off and gone. Due for broadcast on BBC Two and iPlayer this spring, 'The Holy Land And Us: Our Untold Stories' follows actor and writer Sarah Agha and barrister, author and broadcaster Rob Rinder, MBE, as they explore personal family stories, and the ways in which the four families have . Mordechai Chertoff was the editor on the Palestine Post when it was bombed in 1948. Eliza appears to deal with Erin, called as a favour to her father. Bahia Anawi lost her job as a paediatric speech pathologist in Texas schools after refusing to make the pledge because she is a Palestinian American. Meanwhile Len leads a search of the kibbutz at Qiryat Haiyim, but finds nothing. UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #3: (Through interpreter) I didn't count. And while they don't mention the word massacre outright in any of the documents, one of them acknowledges that soldiers did dig a mass grave. MOHAMMAD: El Ali is also a part of that committee, and he says while they don't need testimonies from soldiers or the Israeli establishment to confirm the credibility of their story, this is information Palestinians everywhere can leverage to get a recognition of the Nakba from the state of Israel. Jehan Sarhan is Rashida Al Amar's daughter and one of the members of the committee. He identifies as a pro-Israel lawmaker and so he signs the bill. It was awful. [12][13], Kosminsky says that his overriding aim was to present the experience of the 100,000 British soldiers who served in Palestine,[12][13] "to remind us all of what happened". West Bank town set alight after Israelis killed. You know, I didn't know if he was lying or telling the truth. The owners protest that they had been forced to harbour "Irgun" members, but they are nevertheless taken away, and the British blow up their house. [78] The documentary Israel vs Israel is a film about Jewish peace activists who in both words and actions take a stand again 40 years of occupation and illegal settlements. He is told that the entire secretariat at Stella Maris is Jewish and leaks are very common. The War of 1948 is understood in two different ways. For Israelis, it's the war of independence. He thanks Erin for taking him back, even though it had been painful. Len gives the bunch to Mohammed, only to be told he has now put Mohammed under an obligation, and Mohammed will be duty-bound to offer him dinner. There was also praise from Stephen Kelly in Tribune,[51] The family leaves home and Len drives them to the docks, where the Royal Navy is taking people to Acre. New Delhi [India], March 1 (ANI): Responding to the recent BBC docuseries on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid on Tuesday said that restricting the documentary from being shown to the public reflects cowardness. Though I, too, have found Palestinians to be people of immense charm, I could only laugh in derision at The Promise every time another shot of soft-eyed Palestinians followed another shot of hard-faced Jews. The Brief Global Pitch Guide Introduction. [10], Tranter passed the letter to Kosminsky, who initially put it to one side. But the house is raided by Israeli soldiers. Video, 00:00:43, West Bank town set alight after Israelis killed, Drone footage shows extent of damage after Jenin raid. Filmed shortly after the 2014 Gaza war, this documentary examines how violence has transformed the lives of 10 Palestinian children. The Ultra Zionists is a British documentary that was televised on 3 February 2011. [7] He agrees to take her to Gaza. It looks at what happened in a Palestinian village called Tantura. It is produced by Wall to Wall Media and the Executive Producer is Colette Flight. Paul has his ex-comrades throw him a gun, and he shoots into the night, justifying his actions as loyalty. Audio, 9 minutes, Gaza's only all-girl boxing club finds a home. In 1947, the United Nations adopted Resolution 181, known as the Partition Plan, which sought to divide the. It went for the kill. Israel has responded with hundreds of air strikes on Gaza, a densely populated and built up coastal strip in which the militants have embedded themselves within civilian populations. Two miles away, Robbins and Nash are found dead, hanging from trees. He tells Bacha he wasnt paying attention. He is playing cards on the roof, and non-plussed when Erin says he had agreed to give her a driving lesson. The film-makers considered and rejected a number of options, including live-action and CGI, before reluctantly deciding to fall back on black-and-white library footage from the Imperial War Museum in London, only to come to the view that the resulting sequence had more artistic and moral power than anything they might have been able to create.[43]. "[12], The character of Erin was influenced by his two teenage daughters, one of whom has epilepsy. Harriet Sherwood and Ian Black, Jerusalem correspondent and Middle East editor of The Guardian respectively,[52] Mik Jordahl, a lawyer, lost a job with the Arizona prison system and struggled financially after refusing to sign a work contract that included an anti-boycott clause. But as Hassan sets out across open ground, he is hit by a bullet. Using guest speakers, this video clip examines the events surrounding the Yom Kippur War in 1973. I can't really know. In Sweden it will be shown on channel SVT1 on Wednesday nights at 10pm from 2 May. Also features events happened in Jerusalem, Ramallah. Bacha, whose film was funded by the Sundance Institute and a handful of other documentary groups in the US and UK, said Israel regards the BDS movement as a fundamental threat. Movies Documentaries. 2023 BBC. Rowntree asks Len to persuade Klein to appeal to the Privy Council to avoid his execution. "[27], The early scene of the flat in Leeds was created in an Israeli studio. Paul and Eliza's father is a former general who criticised the occupation and is now a leading liberal. Theres even federal legislation in the works that would make it a criminal offence to boycott Israel. [40] Ironically, however, the reliance on film led to a number of scenes having to be re-mounted after fogging went undetected for a week when it was impossible to get daily film rushes back to London because of the air travel disruption caused by the eruption of the Eyjafjallajkull volcano in Iceland. [87] The Israeli embassy in Paris made no comment.[88]. Why is Israel-Palestinian violence surging? After Holocaust due to guilty conscience Europe made justice for the Jews by making an injustice for Palestinians. I want to find out how in less than a century they went from power-brokers to refugees., Rob Rinder MBE, Barrister, Broadcaster and co-Presenter, says: I am from a Jewish family and for me, the State of Israel was a sanctuary, at the heart of the yearning of the few Jewish prayers I knew, which begins with Hear O Israel. Their first job is to round up Jewish refugees coming ashore from a ship, who are taken to a detention centre. Louis Theroux investigates ultra-nationalist Jewish settlers in East Jerusalem, Hebron and Nablus. And somehow, the moment I arrived in Tantura, it became apparent to me very quickly, according to the answers of the people from Tantura, that something very different and very drastic happened relative to the other places. BBC Documentary Proves Jesus Was A Buddhist Monk Named Issa. Among the most-powerful backers of the anti-boycott legislation is the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (Aipac) which has little trouble rounding up politicians to back legislation in support of Israel. For himself, he says all he has to look forward to is a long prison term and a dishonourable discharge. Six-Day War, also called June War or Third Arab-Israeli War or Naksah, brief war that took place June 5-10, 1967, and was the third of the Arab-Israeli wars. But we fundamentally disagree that this bias amounts to anti-Semitism in our view The Promise is a worthwhile contribution to the debates about the intractable conflict". This story and the dispute over what happened to Palestinians at Israel's founding moment still fuels the Israeli-Palestinian conflict today. Rather than presenting a comprehensive history, the series lets the human stories of the time speak for themselves, enabling viewers to reach a richer understanding of the divisions that have lasted to this day. Boycott, which has been making the film festival rounds and will be available for rental on most major streaming platforms from 1 March, follows three Americans who fought back in the courts after refusing to sign commitments under state laws not to boycott Israel. In normal parlance, human shields are. Left alone, the supposed body also gets up and runs away. Accuracy and availability may vary. MOHAMMAD: Another Israeli historian, Benny Morris, wrote an op-ed in Haaretz Newspaper, criticizing the film and its findings. As they fly out Erin starts to read the diary, and becomes fascinated; it opens with Len describing "the worst day of his life so far" the horror of liberating Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. "It is our problem, at least in part, and we should take some responsibility for it". Out on armoured patrol a chamberpot is emptied over the soldiers. Paul is alive, but his leg, arm and eye are bandaged. Prasquier reportedly told him that such a series "could only fan the flames of antisemitic violence" and Meheut reportedly promised that viewers would be provided with balanced information about the issue; The JC reported that Canal+ had agreed to broadcast a caption reading "The Promise is fiction" before each episode. Jenin, Jenin is directed by Mohammed Bakri, a prominent Palestinian actor in order to portray what Bakri calls "the Palestinian truth" about the Jenin Invasion. [21] For personal reasons, Kosminsky had long wanted to explore the idea of a young person gradually coming to appreciate "the young man inside the shell of an older, sick man",[18][22] to the extent that he sees the drama as an unconventional love story,[23] capped when Paul tells Erin that the young Len of the diary no longer exists. Israeli-American killed in West Bank amid unrest, Hawara: 'What happened was horrific and barbaric', Settlers rampage in West Bank after Israelis killed, Gaza-Israel violence follows West Bank bloodshed, Eleven Palestinians killed in Israeli raid in Nablus, Israel declares temporary pause on new settlements, Israel passes law to revoke attackers' citizenship, Israeli soldier jailed for Hebron activist assault, Israel authorises nine West Bank outposts, Two Israelis killed in Jerusalem car ramming attack, Palestinian gunmen killed in Israeli Jericho raid, UN envoy: Israel and Palestinians at critical point, Blinken's Jerusalem visit offers few solutions, Blinken: Israeli settlements hinder peace prospects, Blinken in Jerusalem: Urgent steps needed for calm, Witness History. [76] It looks at what happened in a Palestinian village called Tantura. Later, talking to Clough, he suffers an epileptic fit. 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