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The Palestinian Divide (2018) - FAQ

Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is The Palestinian Divide about?

The Palestinian Divide is a current-affairs documentary. The video highlights the 30th anniversary of a significant event in Palestinian history, showcasing a massive gathering of supporters for Hamas, with hundreds of thousands present, many waving flags. It discusses the political landscape dominated by two main parties: Fatah, which has roots dating back to the 1960s and is part of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), and Hamas, a newer entity that emerged from the Muslim Brotherhood. The video addresses the shift in power dynamics following Hamas's electoral victory in Gaza in 2007, leading to violent conflicts and the current division where Hamas controls Gaza while Fatah governs other Palestinian territories. Mahmoud al-Sahara, a founding member of Hamas, is mentioned as a key figure in the organization. The narrative critiques Fatah's approach to peace negotiations, labeling it a 'big national crime' against the Palestinian people, and notes a growing sentiment among various groups shifting from a focus on peace to a resistance strategy.

When was The Palestinian Divide released?

The Palestinian Divide was released in 2018.

How long is The Palestinian Divide?

The Palestinian Divide has a runtime of 2 minutes.

Where can I watch The Palestinian Divide?

You can watch The Palestinian Divide on iWonder.

What genre is The Palestinian Divide?

The Palestinian Divide is classified as Politics, History.

What topics does The Palestinian Divide cover?

The Palestinian Divide explores topics including conflict, political-systems.

Is The Palestinian Divide available for free?

The Palestinian Divide is available to stream on iWonder. Check the film page for current availability and any subscription requirements.

Can I watch The Palestinian Divide with subtitles?

Subtitles may be available for The Palestinian Divide on iWonder. Look for the CC (closed captions) button in the video player when available.