The human stories on both sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict.The human stories on both sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict.The human stories on both sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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- 15 wins & 8 nominations
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Did you know
- GoofsIn multiple scenes in the Palestinian hospital you can see Mezuzahs on the door frames of almost every door. This is a Jewish religious item and would not be found in Palestinian hospitals.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Conan: Conan Without Borders: Israel (2017)
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I just finished watching season 3, and in short, it is a good series that depict the life in both Israel and Palestine, like what they eat, their culture and traditions. So in the beginning, you feel hopeful that Israelis want to learn from Arabs and vice versa, but then, the series become very cyinical, when in fact the only reason they "learn each other language and culture" is to creates pain and sorrow.
I wanted to root for the Shin Bet team headed by Doron, but I couldn't. The lack of morals and restraint when inmocent Palestinians are involved, just show how imbalanced this war is. They have no policy of taking prisoners. They simply shoot to kill, even enemies that already surrendered.
Also, they recruit informanta and collaborators among Palestinians, who endanger themselves to help Israelis, but Israel never helps or rescues them, so normally they end up dead.
And another irony, is that the more terrorist they kill, the more replacements they create, because all the orphans, siblings that become destitute and homeless (it shows Israel blowing up houses of innocent people), so in the end offering their life to Hamas is the only resource left.
The show missed an opportunity to show how to de escalate the conflict. In the end, it jsut fuels more hate and sectarianism
I wanted to root for the Shin Bet team headed by Doron, but I couldn't. The lack of morals and restraint when inmocent Palestinians are involved, just show how imbalanced this war is. They have no policy of taking prisoners. They simply shoot to kill, even enemies that already surrendered.
Also, they recruit informanta and collaborators among Palestinians, who endanger themselves to help Israelis, but Israel never helps or rescues them, so normally they end up dead.
And another irony, is that the more terrorist they kill, the more replacements they create, because all the orphans, siblings that become destitute and homeless (it shows Israel blowing up houses of innocent people), so in the end offering their life to Hamas is the only resource left.
The show missed an opportunity to show how to de escalate the conflict. In the end, it jsut fuels more hate and sectarianism
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