Israeli-Palestinian Documentary 'No Other Land' Wins Best Documentary Oscar

The film highlights forced displacements in the West Bank and calls for a political solution to ongoing conflicts.

'No Other Land,' a collaboration between Palestinian and Israeli filmmakers, won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature on Sunday.
The film documents the forced displacement of Palestinians in Masafer Yatta, a West Bank region targeted by Israeli military actions.
Co-directors Basel Adra and Yuval Abraham used their acceptance speech to call for an end to violence, ethnic supremacy, and foreign policies that hinder peace.
Despite critical acclaim, the documentary faced challenges in securing U.S. distribution and was self-released in nearly 100 theaters due to high demand.
The film, shot between 2019 and 2023, combines personal footage and journalistic storytelling to depict the harsh realities of life under military occupation.