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tv   [untitled]    November 16, 2023 8:00pm-8:31pm IRST

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was new battlefield for both sides, of of on day 41 of israel's onslot on the ghaza strip, the shif of hospital surrounded by israely tanks and bulldozers, no one is allowed to leave the medical complex, regime forces to bomb the hospital's waterline. it have also stolen several palestinian bodies. un agency says out of 24 hospitals in the north of the war town gaza strip, only one is now receiving patients. it says 18 hospitals have been shut down while another five are providing limited care. the palestinian red gross is also unable to help those were trapped under the rubbles. washington pro
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palestine rally turns violent as protestors and police faced off outside of the democratic national headquarters. protesters called for seasfire in gaza. also in britain's capital london and jordan's capital aman, protesters condem israelly raids on alsshiva hospital as well as the us support for the regime's atrocities. group of 56 uk labor party lawers have gone against their party line by voting to amend the government's motion to officially urge for seas. in gaza. the motion put forth by the of scottish party called for an end to the collective punishment of the palestinian people while demanding the government work for ce fire. and the bananas resistance moviellah has carried out another strike against israel's military positions along the border. hezbollah fired rockets and missiles towards for israeli military sites. injuries have been reported among israeli soldiers.
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of the storytellers of the arab world encourage the palestinian filmers were scattered throughout arab countries. they were the first people to take some steps to make the dream come true. in jordan, became sarahan
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with his movie, struggle and jotish became على the first palestinian filmmaker who played a major role in the process of making a feature film. the movie started the jordanian cinema, but neither with this movie or other movies made by other arab filmmakers were created either quantitatively or... qualitatively, saran and his colleagues could not establish any significant cinema trend that was aimed at the goal of liberating palestine. on the other hand, israeli cinematographers began to present hand-picked images of very beautiful legendary and rich country that was the island of stability in the middle east. the
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goal of making those movies was to present a perfect image of the newly established israel to encourage the jews everywhere in the world to immigrate to israel. in these documentaries the israel cinema was
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always showing and trying to reach a greater israel. before that, the israeli cinema rarely made feature films, but since the 1960s, the development and support of fictional cinema was put top of israel's cultural policies. in that decade, movies were made in israeli cinema that were known as a buddha's genre.
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the movie salah was the first movie of this janra. these movies, which were mostly. superficial and crude comedies were made based on the story of the immigration and settlement of jews from all over the world in israel, these scenes were not satisfactory for the israelis, after a while israel made huge investment on the production of fiction films. on the one hand, the jewish immigrant community that had been transferred to palestine from all over the world, after
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several decades, still had no sense of commonality and national pride. cinema. could instill the spirit of patriotism in the immigrant groups by telling stories of unity. somebody come and help me cut him down? the movies that were made with new strategy opened a window so the audiences all over the world could see the story of the establishment of israel and its fake history from the angle israel wanted.
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the united states of america is proud to be the first nation to recognize the new state of israel with this approach cinema would practically become a part of the battlefield and pave the way for hollywood stars to go to israel. in those movies israel was portrayed as an oppressed nation that was invaded by war mongering arabs. i hear's a country surrounded by five arab nations ready to shove them into the
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mediterranean. no guns, no tanks, no friends, nothing, people fighting with their bare hands for a little piece of desert, because it's the last place on this whole earth that thing go to and try to live and why did you come back? it was very clear that the stars who stepped in to help israel would not easily back down. in the last circle, it was always israel that proved its ability to defend itself and its citizens with the final victory.
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while the israelis were equipped both in the media and in practice, nasa clearly assumed the leadership role in solving the palestinian issue by establishing the... liberation organization. the arab's league meeting in cairo clearly proved to the israeli. that the arabs were disunited. june 5th, 1967 became the great test of the united arab nation. israel attacked egypt and captured the siini desert.
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israel also inflicted heavy defeats on the arab armies on the jordanian and syrian fronts. the myth of nasa, the dream of a united arab nation and the palestinian refugees. all collapsed in the six day war and vanished into thin air. the palestinians under the leadership of yasir arafat believed only hope for the liberation of palestine is palestinians themselves and no one else. they pin all their wishes and dreams on yaser arafat. the most famous palestinian fighter,
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arafat managed to establish left-wing nationalist gorilla organization named the fata organization in jordan. to expand its activities and strengthen itself against the zionist front, the fata organization started recruiting new members. a palestinian woman who had studied photography in kairo was one of the new members who joined fatah. she started a small photography studio in her apartment in aman
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and set up photography equipment in her kitchen, her main concern was to make commemorative pictures of the gorillas and marters. mustafa abu ali and honey joharier. two palestinians who studied cinema and were living in jordan joined mersad. they had worked for the jordanian television for many years. they borrowed cameras from there and recorded everything as much as possible, demonstrations, public gatherings or any other political and cultural activities. ببن السلطه الوطنيه نبن السلطه الوطنيه نبني عالمنا
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الجديد في عيد راس السنه ولا يهتم بكم هو اجبن من جبان وهو اكثر من كلب ايها الاخوه اقتلوني لاني ساقول الحقيقه and later a photography department was established and the first sparks of the palestinian documentary cinema were formed from the heart of that structure. the 60's was decade of the great rebellion of european filmers against hollywood. et c'est là notre but aujourd'hui ou demain il ne s'agit pas de ça, il s'agit de manifester. as the most famous filmmaker of the new wave in france, was at the forefront of all the
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rebellions that targeted the capitalist, in 1968, the most revolutionary anti-hollywood filmmaker went to jordan. we visited the palestinian camps, met abu ali, honey, johariah, and their friends and filmed the refugee camps and gorilla bases. عاصفه باسم الله باسم الفتح باسم الثوره الشعبيه باسم الدم باسم الجرح اللي بينزف حريه باسمك باسمك يا فلسطين اعلمناها للملايين باسمك باسمك يا فلسطين اعلمناها للملايين عاصفه عاصفه عاصفه عاصفه he used the videos in a movie titled
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here and elsewhere. يا اسبل يا يحكى ان انا فدايه داعي فدايه عصفه عصفه ايه عصفه شعب شاعب ايه شعب غسه غزه غسه بلدنا بلدنا ايه بلدنا يافا يافا ايه باسم الدم باسم الشور باسم الدم بسم الشر اللي بيمزف حريه in the same year, the u.s. proposed the peace plan to the conflicting parties in the middle east, the palestinians objected and started demonstration on the streets of jordan, the
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experience of accompaniing palestinians with great revolution. when the photography department team whose main members were mustafa abu ali johariah and mersal watched the recorded images of the demonstrations they came to the conclusion that they have everything they needed to make a movie, so they started working and made a 20-minute movie called say no to the peace plan. it was the first movie of resistance organizations. the movie was screened to the senior leaders of fatah. the palestinian leaders found something in the movie that became the main reason for their interest in cinema. the power of cinema and explaining the situation in the battlefield.
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the revolution cinema was the title fatal leaders chose for the palestinian cinema. mustafa abu ali in a statement wrote for palestine film foundation and highlighted the goals of the revolutionary cinema as follows: the sound of guns should be louder than any other sound. light weapons are the people's main weapons in the war, and in the same way light 16. millimeter cameras are the most suitable weapon for the cinema about people. the success of a movie should be measured by the same criteria as success of a military operation. they are both seeking to realize a political ideal. we create new people, instead of being refugees to be to be
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fighters. this is very important. we were refugees, homeless. we became now fighters, freedom fighters. in the first step, the palestinian cinema changed a stereotypical image of the palestinian people. now after 20 years, the motivated pictures of the cinematographers replaced the image of the oppressed palestinian refugees with that of fighting warriors. the israelis cannot put up with the palestinians who are now united to liberate their land. soon enough, the conflict between and israel began. gurulas
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were the most important targets of. israel and its attacks on the karame village in jordan. after israel's rapid retreat, the battle became legendary victory for the palestinians whose value doubled after the heavy defeat by the arabs in the six day war. only in the first 48 hours after the end of the war, 5,000 palestinians applied for membership in the organization, the battle. of karame initially brought about the unity the kingdom of jordan and the palestinians.
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but soon, the gaining of power by fatal's gurillas led to internal differences, and that got out of control and led to a wide-spread and bloody conflict. king hossain of jordan was targeted in an assassination attempt. the jordanian army blamed the palestinians. in september of 1970. king hussein attacked the gorilla's positions and pushed them back to the syrian borders. although the fatah organization inevitably set up his organization once again in the
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south of lebanon, the eventful years after exile left a deep impact on palestinian society. defeated by israel and... in the west, disillusionment with the arabs, the bad conditions of the refugees and displacement and isolation in arab societies strengthen the unity of the people who are suffering from similar mental injuries. narrative based a common pain could act as a unifying factor. their great task was assigned to the palestinian cinema, introducing the palestinian national narrative instead of the
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failed idea of a united arab nation, making more than 60 documentary films was answer to the need. الركام من الابنيه في هذا المخيم ان الغارات البربريه التي قام بها سلاح الطيران الصهيوني ددل بشكل قاطع على العقليه الفاشيه لحكم اسرائيل. made those years were presented through a simple narrative that had fixed pattern. وصلنا لهان ل ما لقيت ابني رحنا عصيد المستشفيات ما لقيت ابني ثاني يوم قالوا لي ابنك بالمخيم فوق بعده بالردم سحبنا ورحنا
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جبناه واجينا لهين دفناه ويعني ككسم يعني العاده صحيح انه ما ام الا ما بتحترك بس هالشيء هذا بده شويه من الجراعه يعني لانه مش علينا لحالنا على كل الشعب الفلسطيني العربي نحن بس نسيب بلادنا حتى ان يكون اليهود هي تعيش بيا واحنا نموت هنا نحن بنعيش وبنموت ببلادنا غير هيك ما في ابدا بعدين فشره اسرائيل واللي بشد عيد اسرائيلنا نحن فدائييه حتى اخر اللحظه بعمرنا لو ماتنا مش مهم لو احنا متنا كمان مش مهمs in these movies all places are the same and it's a collective situation for palestinian. the soothing images of trees and orchards, even if they're just inside the refugee camps, they will suddenly be
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bombarded. the scenes of destruction and death after strikes are eventually replaced with the epic views of weapons militar. دربي بلدي اسمي فلسطيني فلسطيني فلسطيني فلسطيني فلسطيني فلسطيني فلسطيني فلسطيني فلسطيني دمي دربي بلدي اسمي دمي دربي بلدي اسمي عنواني عربي فلسطيني. the goal of recreating the battle scenes and these documentaries is to show a good ending to get rid of the pain of failure. by different means the documentaries
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emphasize the correction of the past. past is made possible by referring to children or by depicting them, they are the manifestation of the future and hope against despair and disappointment of the past. in many scenes, the images of children are merged with the images of soldiers, followed by epic images the palestinian flag. قسما بعاطفه الاباءه قسما تردده الدماعه من كل جرح دمدما قسما يجلجلها درا ليدق ابواب السما لا يصل على استلام لا مليون لا من كلبيه ومن نار سلاحي يا بلادي ومدي يا ثورتنا من تستمر ومتي ومن نار الساحيه بلادي symbols that continuously
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appear in the palestinian cinema and literature. they are the embodiments of hope, resurrection and struggle. at first glance, this structure describes specific events, but since these stereotypes are repeated, over and over in the form of similar scenes, it becomes something more than the recurring stereotypes. the most important achievement the repetitive structure is the creation of a shared historical memory. the memory paints a unified picture of the palestinian nation. ما هبطت. واللي طاب طاب. الا الله لا يجيبها هذيك الساعه. شو واحد بده يحكي على وعده. الله يلعن ابوها العمر. as a result, geographically and
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socially, the divided. community of refugees is united around a single memory, the memory the united palestinian nation,
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welcome to the palestinian village of alacaba. it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated? for palestinians in area see uh that the way that israel treats them as hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian. اننا جميعا في قريه العقب لا نعلم لماذا الرد الاسرائي israel's focus is on area c, this is the goal, the immediate goal.
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the headlines, the un agency says only one hospital is now functioning in the northern part of the besieg gaza strip as israel presses ahead with this attacks on alstra hospital. group of experts in the un says there is evidence of israelt increasing. against the palestinian people, and resistance movement as carried out new strikes against israel's military positions along the lebanese border.