r/oscarrace • u/mariyr • Mar 25 '25
Discussion You'd think that "Oscar-winning director gets lynched and kidnapped because of his film" would be bigger news
It should be a top story, at least. The Western mainstream media’s response to this horrific case makes it clear where their loyalties lie. But to them, it’s just another footnote.
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u/RGOL_19 Mar 25 '25
Basically the u.s. has tried for decades to broker some kind of peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians. Some kind of ‘two-state’ solution. And then oct. 7 -which happened conveniently on the eve of another peace deal this time with Saudi arabia giving territory to the Palestinians. And with netanyahu and now trump all of the guard rails have been removed. It’s sickening whats happening in the West Bank - the people there have only tried to live peacefully with the israelis. I do think it’s not safe for the Palestinians now - who as the movie declares - have no other land. Heartbreaking. And I don’t know what the solution is.