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In the West Bank and Gaza, Tom Hayes critiques Israeli actions and U.S. foreign policy, revealing the human cost of occupation and aid.
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Synopsis
The West Bank and Gaza serve as the backdrop for Tom Hayes' documentary, People and the Land. The film presents the realities of Israeli actions in these regions and critiques U.S. foreign policy. It addresses U.S. support through foreign aid and the resulting human cost in Palestine and the United States. The narrative challenges conventional documentary practices while portraying the struggles of an occupied population. The film runs for 56 minutes and was released in 1997.
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