パレスチナ1948 -NAKBA-
Rated • 3 reviews • israel, human rights, peace, palestine, mideast • nakba.jp
The documentary film, Palestine 1948 Nakba directed by Ryuichi Hirokawa. When the Six-Day War broke out in 1967, Hirokawa lived in a kibbutz as a trainee and found ruins of a village there. This led to his decision to look for vanished villages and people who had lived there.
This movie consists of interviews with Palestinian people who have been terribly sufferring from Nakba and who had thrown herself a war, and Israeli people who involved in Nakba and who lived in Kibbutzim and who have been investigating Nakba and who have been longing for peace.
The Israeli activists for peace make the deepest impression on me. They convince us that there remains a path to peace. One of them says, "Whenever I deliver lecture, some Israelis ask who I supoort. I always answer I support suppressed people. To me, the distinctions between Arab and Jew, between men and women, and between adults and children mean nothing."
*It is said that an Arab-Israeli war called Nakba in 1948 caused more than seven hundred thousand Palestinian refugees and 420 to 530 villages of Palestine were wiped off the map.
This movie consists of interviews with Palestinian people who have been terribly sufferring from Nakba and who had thrown herself a war, and Israeli people who involved in Nakba and who lived in Kibbutzim and who have been investigating Nakba and who have been longing for peace.
The Israeli activists for peace make the deepest impression on me. They convince us that there remains a path to peace. One of them says, "Whenever I deliver lecture, some Israelis ask who I supoort. I always answer I support suppressed people. To me, the distinctions between Arab and Jew, between men and women, and between adults and children mean nothing."
*It is said that an Arab-Israeli war called Nakba in 1948 caused more than seven hundred thousand Palestinian refugees and 420 to 530 villages of Palestine were wiped off the map.
