Sharon Hefetz

No Other Land" is not just a misrepresentation of reality; it is a deliberate distortion of historical and geopolitical facts, designed to cater to a Western audience that too often consumes narratives without questioning their validity. This film is a sad perversion of the truth, weaponizing emotion while conveniently omitting key historical context. One of the most glaring falsehoods in this narrative is the implication that Israel is still occupying the Gaza Strip. This is factually incorrect. Israel unilaterally withdrew from Gaza in 2005 in what was known as the Disengagement Plan. Every Israeli soldier and civilian was removed, leaving Gaza to self-govern. The Palestinian people then had a choice—to build a thriving society or to allow a terrorist organization to take over. They chose the latter, electing Hamas, a group recognized as a terrorist organization by the U.S., the EU, and numerous other nations. Since then, Hamas has ruled with an iron fist, suppressing its own people, diverting humanitarian aid to weapons production, and using its civilians as human shields in ongoing conflicts it instigates. Yet, somehow, "No Other Land" conveniently ignores the fact that Hamas has launched thousands of rockets at Israeli civilians for nearly two decades, leading to repeated conflicts. It disregards the use of aid money for terror tunnels instead of schools and hospitals. It fails to mention that while Israel provides electricity, water, and medical aid to Gazans, Hamas prioritizes destruction over development. The true occupation in Gaza is not by Israel—it is by Hamas, which systematically oppresses its own people while blaming Israel for its self-inflicted misery. The most tragic part of all of this is how easily the world is fooled—again. This film is not about justice; it is about reinforcing a propaganda machine that seeks to delegitimize Israel’s right to exist. It feeds into the dangerous agenda that seeks the eradication of the Jewish state, a goal Hamas leaders have openly declared time and time again. Before anyone sheds tears over the narrative pushed by this film, I urge them to check the facts. Know history. Understand who is truly responsible for the suffering of the Palestinian people. Because the greatest tragedy of all is how quickly people forget—or willingly ignore—the truth.

Such a bad representation of the truth. An incitement and provocation just to cause hate. I wish the facts would be shown, like the fact that they are controlled by Hamas=Isis. A shame Netflix even shows this. Horrible.

It is so sad that people are taking advantage of others' ignorance to promote hatred between nations. You should be ashamed . we are in the year 2022!!!! Shouldn't we rise above previous generations and find a way???????????????????