The renowned and exceptionally excellent journalist John Pilger looks at the reality of the situation in Palestine with out a political agenda as done by other reporters.
The reality behind the conflict is not dual as reflected in the mainstream but against an occupying and expanding state oppressing the majority population whilst enforcing segregation and getting global aid for it. The Arabs have very little and within this analysis Pilger investigates how the Palestinians have fought of Western* expansionism within the Levant and the majority of Israelis desire for a normal country. Pilger goes in to the historical background and origins of the conflict as an overview and here he should off gone in to detail.
He interviews the Israeli authorities and their ignominious attitude towards expansionism not accepting the original 1948 plan making its post 1967 policies totally illegal. However most ordinary Israelis genuinely want peace by going back to Israels original foundations and the basic right of a normal life.
To conclude this documentary paints the reality of the situation of Palestine and fairly gives both sides of the argument with facts, politicians and peoples desires for a normal life one that should with compulsion be reported in the mainstream media. Critics will label this Anti- Semitic because they don't like what they hear.
The documentary does not encourage hatred of an entire people but is rational in purely political analysis to solve the border problems before things get out of control.
*I say Western expansion not Israeli because the country itself is a western state and is affiliated more with the EU then the Middle East with the financial support of America for a foothold in the area.
The reality behind the conflict is not dual as reflected in the mainstream but against an occupying and expanding state oppressing the majority population whilst enforcing segregation and getting global aid for it. The Arabs have very little and within this analysis Pilger investigates how the Palestinians have fought of Western* expansionism within the Levant and the majority of Israelis desire for a normal country. Pilger goes in to the historical background and origins of the conflict as an overview and here he should off gone in to detail.
He interviews the Israeli authorities and their ignominious attitude towards expansionism not accepting the original 1948 plan making its post 1967 policies totally illegal. However most ordinary Israelis genuinely want peace by going back to Israels original foundations and the basic right of a normal life.
To conclude this documentary paints the reality of the situation of Palestine and fairly gives both sides of the argument with facts, politicians and peoples desires for a normal life one that should with compulsion be reported in the mainstream media. Critics will label this Anti- Semitic because they don't like what they hear.
The documentary does not encourage hatred of an entire people but is rational in purely political analysis to solve the border problems before things get out of control.
*I say Western expansion not Israeli because the country itself is a western state and is affiliated more with the EU then the Middle East with the financial support of America for a foothold in the area.