Israel is published by Palestinian Director of Oscars

The Israeli authorities were published by the Palestinian director who won an Oscar, whom the army was detained after the Jewish settlers attacked him on the occupied West Bank. He said they beat him in front of his house as they filmed the attack.

Hamdan Ballal and other directors No other country, which deals with the struggles of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation, he set a stage at the 97th Award of the Los Angeles Academy awards earlier this month when he won the Best Documentary Award.

On Tuesday, with bruises on the face and blood on clothing, Ballal was released from the Israeli police station in the village of the western coast of Kiryat Arba. He and two other Palestinians who were attacked and detained were taken to a nearby hospital.

Ballal said it was held at a military base, connected to the eyes for 24 hours and forced to sleep under the freezing air conditioning.

“All my body is pain,” said Associated Press. “I heard the voices of the soldiers, they laughed at me … I heard the Oscar, but I didn’t speak Hebrew.”

Lea Tsemel, a lawyer who represented three men, said they received only minimum care for their injuries from the attack and did not have access to them several hours after arrest.

Palestinian residents say about two ten settlers – some masked, some carrying weapons and some in military uniforms – attacked the village of the western coast of Susiya on Monday night While the inhabitants quickly broke during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

The soldiers who arrived showed their weapons to Palestinians, while the settlers continued to throw stones, they said.

Israeli police reported on Tuesday that the army had transferred three suspects to it for an investigation into the alleged throw of rocks, property damage and “endangering regional security”. The three were released, provided there was no contact with others involved in the incident. Tsemel said Ballal and the other two Palestinians denied throwing stones.

‘I’m dying!’

In the testimony of his lawyer while in custody, Ballal said he went to shoot the settlers while attacked houses in the village. When he returned to his home, the famous immigrant who threatened him in the past appeared with two soldiers, according to the testimony he saw.

At the entrance to his house, the settler hit Ballal in the head from behind, knocking him to the ground, then hit him with boots over his body and beat his head and face, Ballal said.

Lamia Ballal, the director’s wife, said she was drawn inside with their three children and heard him screaming, “I’m dying!” When she looked out the window, she saw three men in uniforms beating ballala with asses of their rifles and other persons in civilian clothes she seemed to shoot violence.

“Of course, after Oscar, they attacked us more,” Lamia said. “I felt in fear.”

West Bank immigrants are often armed and sometimes wear a military -style clothing that makes them distinguish them from soldiers.

On Tuesday, a small blood stain outside the Ballal house could be seen, and the windshield and windows broke.

Neighbors pointed to a nearby water container with a hole in the side, which they said were to break through them.

A settler who beat Ballal can be seen with masked men who threatened him in a widely circular video since April.

“This is my country, God gave it to me,” the immigrant says in the video, shouting prints and trying to cause balla to fight him. “It won’t be nice next time,” the settler says.

The movie watched the Palestinian struggle to stay on the ground

There is no other country Chronicler of the residents of the Masafer Yatt area to prevent the Israeli army from breaking its villages.

The joint Israeli-Palestinian production won a number of international awards, starting with the 2024 Berlin International Film Festival. She also pulled Ira in Israel and abroad, as when Miami Beach suggested the ending of the cinema lease that portrayed him.

Basel Adra, another filmmaker and a prominent Palestinian activist in the area, said there was a big climb in the attacks of immigrants and Israeli forces from the winner of the Oscar.

“No one can do anything to stop the pogroms, and the soldiers are just there to make it easier and help the attacks,” he said.

“We live in dark days here, in Gaza and all the west coast … No one stops it.”

Masked settlers with sticks also attacked Jewish activists in the area on Monday, breaking car windows and tires, said Josh Kimelman, an activist from the Jewish Nenatrice Center. The video provided by the group showed a masked immigrant pushing and rocking fists in two activists in the dusty fields at night.

Open military rule

Israel captured the West Coast into the Arab-Israeli War of 1967, along with the Gaza belt and East Jerusalem. Palestinians want all three for their future state and the growth of settlements consider the main obstacle a solution with two countries. Most international community consider settlements illegal.

Israel built more than 100 settlements, home over 500,000 immigrants who have Israeli citizenship. Three million Palestinians on the west coast live under the seemingly open Israeli military rule, and the Palestinian Administration of Palestine, which managed the Westerner by managing the population centers.

The Israeli army appointed Masafer Yatta on the southern west coast as a zone of training for a living fire in the 1980s and ordered that residents be expelled, mostly Arabic Bedouin. About 1,000 inhabitants are mostly left in place, but soldiers regularly demolish homes, tents, water tanks and olives.

The settlers also set flags in the area and sometimes attack the villages. Palestinians and rights groups say that Israeli forces usually close their eyes or intervene in the name of the settlers.

The war in Gaza caused a rush of violence on the west coast, and the Israeli army conducted military operations that killed hundreds of Palestinians and displaced tens of thousands. There was an increase in the violence of the settlers, as well as the Palestinian attacks on the Israelis.