wocomoHUMANITY | CCTV footage: the Israeli method for Palestinian minors to confess (documentary, 2022) @wocomoHUMANITY | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
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This is an excerpt from "Two Kids a Day". Watch the full documentary here: youtu.be/XuBBmbOgfuI
Muhamad was 16 when he was arrested and charged with stone-throwing. Filmed from a high angle, he is seen terrified, detained for the first time in his life. The interrogator asks him to name his classmates. "Why are you afraid to say their names?" he demands. "Most of them are in jail anyway. Who do you play soccer with?" Suddenly, hitting the table, the interrogator warns Muhamad, who remains silent, not to play games with him. The interrogator then shouts: "Tell me who you played with!"
After serving an eight-month prison sentence, Muhamad is released. Like many others, he struggles to readjust to his former routine of school and family life and is soon jailed again. The film catches up with him three years later, now a young man. Looking back, he recounts the events of that first traumatic arrest. His story reflects that of an entire generation of young Palestinians.
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Chapters
▷ 00:00 - Intro
▷ 00:04 - Muhamad is arrested and interrogated
▷ 01:37 - Former police officer explains the mechanism of emotional pressure
▷ 03:08 - Interview with the former Head of the Military Prosecution in the West Bank
▷ 04:17 - The interrogator shouts at Muhamad
▷ 06:13 - CCTV shows the violent arrest of children
▷ 07:41 - The interrogator harasses Muhamad
#documentary #israel #palestine #humanrights #westbank #policearrest #interrogation #cctv
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Three children, adults today, watch their own arresting interviews on webcam recordings and speak about their imprisonment. "Two Kids a Day" also features a soldier who detained children, the judge who ruled on their case, Israeli and Palestinians lawyers who represent them, and the West Bank's chief prosecutor. Along with the interviews and archive materials, the documentary shows juvenile arrests in real time.
The film premiered in the Israeli Documentary Competition of the Jerusalem Film Festival, where it won the Best Research Award. Screenings were picketed by right-wing activists and Israel's government wanted to censor the film.
Original title: Two Kids a Day
A film by David Wachsmann
© 2022, Licensed by First Hand Films
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Make sure to click on the settings and activate English subtitles!
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This is an excerpt from "Two Kids a Day". Watch the full documentary here: youtu.be/XuBBmbOgfuI
Muhamad was 16 when he was arrested and charged with stone-throwing. Filmed from a high angle, he is seen terrified, detained for the first time in his life. The interrogator asks him to name his classmates. "Why are you afraid to say their names?" he demands. "Most of them are in jail anyway. Who do you play soccer with?" Suddenly, hitting the table, the interrogator warns Muhamad, who remains silent, not to play games with him. The interrogator then shouts: "Tell me who you played with!"
After serving an eight-month prison sentence, Muhamad is released. Like many others, he struggles to readjust to his former routine of school and family life and is soon jailed again. The film catches up with him three years later, now a young man. Looking back, he recounts the events of that first traumatic arrest. His story reflects that of an entire generation of young Palestinians.
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Chapters
▷ 00:00 - Intro
▷ 00:04 - Muhamad is arrested and interrogated
▷ 01:37 - Former police officer explains the mechanism of emotional pressure
▷ 03:08 - Interview with the former Head of the Military Prosecution in the West Bank
▷ 04:17 - The interrogator shouts at Muhamad
▷ 06:13 - CCTV shows the violent arrest of children
▷ 07:41 - The interrogator harasses Muhamad
#documentary #israel #palestine #humanrights #westbank #policearrest #interrogation #cctv
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Three children, adults today, watch their own arresting interviews on webcam recordings and speak about their imprisonment. "Two Kids a Day" also features a soldier who detained children, the judge who ruled on their case, Israeli and Palestinians lawyers who represent them, and the West Bank's chief prosecutor. Along with the interviews and archive materials, the documentary shows juvenile arrests in real time.
The film premiered in the Israeli Documentary Competition of the Jerusalem Film Festival, where it won the Best Research Award. Screenings were picketed by right-wing activists and Israel's government wanted to censor the film.
Original title: Two Kids a Day
A film by David Wachsmann
© 2022, Licensed by First Hand Films
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Documentaries about people and cultures from around the globe: wocomoHUMANITY offers high-quality content which is produced by leading production companies.
Check out our other channels to watch high quality documentaries:
▷ wocomoDOCS: youtube.com/wocomoDOCS
▷ wocomoWILDLIFE: youtube.com/wocomoWILDLIFE
▷ wocomoHISTORY: youtube.com/wocomoHISTORY
▷ wocomoTRAVEL: youtube.com/wocomoTRAVEL
▷ wocomoCOOK: youtube.com/wocomoCOOK
Wocomo HUMANITY is part of the Wocomo channel network by NIKITA VENTURES. Wocomo - wonderful content in motion.
