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Activists say the Palestinian Oscar winner was detained on the Western Bank after the outbreak of violence between Israeli settlers and Palestinians.

According to five US Jewish American activists, Hamdan Balal, who was one of the four co -director’s no other land, was surrounded by settlers during a Susia, five Jewish American activists reported.

Co-director Yuval Abraham stated that Mr.

Without naming Mr. Balala, Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said the three Palestinians and Israelis were detained after a “safety” suspected.

Five Jewish American activists said about a dozen migrants in the masks were attacked at 6:00 pm (16:00 GMT).

The activists said they went to the village to record the incident and attacked themselves, and the settlers smashed the windows of the car, and hit and hit the sticks.

Mr. Balala was reportedly surrounded by settlers.

This month, Yuval Abraham, the Israeli director who won the Oscar together with Mr. Balal, said that people had suffered and the property was destroyed as a result.

One activist said the BBC that an Israeli soldier complained that they were attacking. They said the army had intervened and the settlers retreated.

Israel’s army confirmed that IDF soldiers and Israeli police arrived to disperse the confrontation.

They said the rocks were “thrown” for security forces.

“In response, the forces detained three Palestinians suspected of throwing stones, as well as an Israeli civilian who is involved in violent confrontation,” the IDF said.

“The detainees were admitted to further interrogation of the Israeli police. An Israeli citizen was injured in the incident and was evacuated for treatment.”

No other land – who took the best documentary on the 97th Academy Award – The struggle for Masso Jatt, a community from about 20 villages, and friendship between Pub and Abraham follows.

Israel has been holding the Western shore since 1967. Israeli settlements in the territory are considered illegal in international law, although Israel disputes it.

Over the last 55 years, they have expanded, becoming a coordinating center for violence and controversial claims to the Earth.

Since the outbreak of the War in Israel-Ham in 2023, the violence of settlers against the Palestinian civilians on the western shore has grown.