Panorama: A Walk in East Jerusalem

30 minute BBC documentary about the plight of Palestinians in East Jerusalem: Jane Corbin takes a tour of an area that is seen as crucial to any attempt at making peace, two state style.

Features the Hanoun family (evicted), well known religious nationalist Zionist muppet Arieh King intent on single-handedly breaking the world record of personally serving up eviction notices (cowardly accompanied by the IOF) to Palestinian families, Nir 'Barking Mad' Barkat a self-made millionaire and Mayor of Jerusalem who claims Jerusalem is the 'most important city in the world' (arrogance not being in short supply in extremist Zionist circles), a quasi-archaeological dig thinly disguised as a future Zionist settlement and run by the settler group Elat led by yet another American, Doron Spielman, who claims he's seeing Biblical things and finally Ahmad Qaareen, a Palestinian shot twice at close range by a Zionist nut (who remained unnamed and had been 'legally' let off the hook on the ludicrous grounds that he'd acted in self-defence, against a visibly unarmed Palestinian).

To make the whole thing almost palatable, one or two Zionists that haven't completely lost their marbles yet, provide a modicum of relief.

Keep your two fingers at the ready: this is puke-worthy.

Find the iPlayer version here, may not be available for very long.

YouTube version here (part 1):



Part 2 and 3 here.