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De : edhill

Posté le : May 6 08

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Palestine

Crimes against humanity

Bristol, conflict, ethnic cleansing, olive harvest, oppression, peace, wall, west bank

Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial No Derivatives (by-nc-nd) (What's this?)

This film documents a two-week visit to Palestine by a group of international peace activists in the autumn 2005. As well as visiting Jerusalem and Bethlehem the group stayed in two small rural towns in the West Bank working with the farmers harvesting their olives. Made using just a pocket video camera, but with the sense of presence and reality that the activist’s viewpoint brings, the film aims to present a concise understanding of the history, politics, geography, and culture of Palestine. It dramatically explains the construction of the Separation Wall/Fence, the checkpoints, the Apartheid system of passes, separate road networks, the continual Israeli military oppression and creeping ethnic-cleansing, together with the spirited culture and resistance of a brave people. Through interviews with farmers, teachers, activists, and ordinary people, woven together with the story of the trip, the film presents a view of Palestine as a case-study, which unlocks an understanding of world politics, the hypocrisy of governments, and the bias of our daily media. The film encourages everyone to visit Palestine and the conclusion is that we can’t rely on anyone else for solutions - everyone has the power to make a difference.