> Watch Palestine 36 now if you haven’t already

It’s also available as a torrent. Search in torrentdownload.info.

It’s very well acted. Jeremy Irons has a minor role as this guy.

By 1941 the former chief immigration officer for the Mandate, (((Albert Montefiore Hyamson))), could write in his book Palestine: A Policy that "the first four years of his [Wauchope's] term were the heyday of Zionist history in Palestine." Not only did immigration go up threefold (the Jewish population increased from 174,606 to 329,358), but Jews also increased their land holdings (in 1931 they increased their land holdings by 18,585 dunams or 4,646 acres, while in 1935 they increased them by 72,905), and finally Jewish business and commerce enjoyed an economic boom.[8] He also promoted public works and civil engineering schemes but was regarded as lax by some of his political colleagues at the early stages of the Arab rebellion.[1] However, Wauchope oversaw mass detention throughout the revolt and sought to impose "collective punishment" on Palestinian cities and towns. This culminated in the June 1936 demolition of the Old City of Jaffa which rendered 6,000 Palestinians homeless.[9] Wauchope retired in 1938.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Wauchope

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Is that about some sort of wog uprising?

No, it’s historical drama.

It mostly deals with the oppression that Palestinians faced in their daily lives, and Jewish settlers stealing land, burning down farms, etc. (the usual stuff).

It differs from One Battle After Another in that it doesn’t revolve around an uprising.

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the oppression that Palestinians faced

The poor oppressed peaceful (mostly) pali's. Dindu nuffins.

Jesus fuqing christ.

Taking any 'side' on this matter is absurd. Lunacy. BOTH 'sides' are vermin, in need of eradication.

The only Palestinian that I can name is Sirhan Sirhan.

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Interesting paper on the distinction between “ethnic cleansing” (the term Pappe seems to use) and genocide from the Lemkin Institute.

Words matter: "Ethnic cleansing" is a term first used by perpetrators to downplay genocidal acts, and it’s not recognized as a crime in international law. Using this language can obscure atrocities that often meet the threshold for genocide or crimes against humanity. Instead, let’s call these acts by their rightful names—forced displacement, murder, rape—and confront the gravity of these crimes. Take a step toward genocide prevention: Refrain from using the term "ethnic cleansing."

AKA - making troublemakers in your hood feel unwelcome.

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If you believe the Israeli army has become immoral only after the 7th of October 2023, you are dead wrong.
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I was speaking more generically about ethnic cleansing than Israel v Palestine(ish).  It's analogous to third world trash fleeing their countries and claiming asylum and are oppressed because they live in a shytty neighborhood; with the often self-inflicted associated baggage.