Oscar-Winning Documentary 'No Other Land' Highlights Palestinian Displacement

The Israeli-Palestinian co-directed film faced backlash from Israel's government while calling for global action on human rights.

'No Other Land,' a documentary about the forced displacement of Palestinians in the West Bank, won the Oscar for Best Documentary Film.
Directors Basel Adra, a Palestinian, and Yuval Abraham, an Israeli, used their acceptance speeches to call for an end to violence and inequality in the region.
Adra expressed hope for a better future for his newborn daughter, free from fear of violence and displacement.
Israel's Culture Minister Miki Zohar condemned the award, calling it a 'sad moment for cinema' and accusing the film of misrepresenting Israel.
The film, previously awarded at the Berlinale and European Film Awards, has sparked debates over artistic freedom and political narratives in global cinema.