The documentary, "Funding the Occupation," which aired Friday, began by showing Khader Nawajah and his wife, Fatima, who were severely injured by illegal Israeli settlers outside their home in a village in the occupied West Bank.

"100% of proceeds can go directly to the Masafer Yatta community," the film's team said. They rejected Mubi's deal due to the streamer's Sequoia ties

Tax deductible donations made by Canadians to groups that financially support West Bank settlements that are illegal under international law are continuing in the face of escalating attacks on Palestinian civilians,

"It made no sense to us that they would take our film showing Israel’s oppression of Palestinians, and then also partner with a company contributing to that oppression."

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Basel Adra, whose documentary “No Other Land” won an Oscar this year, says Israeli soldiers stormed his West Bank home over the weekend. The raid came after Israeli ...