A Palestinian farmer, who was featured in the Oscar-winning documentary 'No Land', has been shot in the chest by an Israeli settler in a violent altercation in the West Bank. The victim, whose identity has not been disclosed, is currently in critical condition.
The incident occurred during a confrontation between Palestinian farmers and Israeli settlers over disputed land. Witnesses claim the settler opened fire without provocation, leaving the farmer severely wounded.
'No Land', which won an Academy Award for Best Documentary, highlights the struggles of Palestinian farmers facing land confiscations and settler violence. The victim was one of the central interviewees in the film, sharing his personal experiences of displacement and resistance.
Local authorities have launched an investigation, but tensions remain high in the region. Human rights groups have condemned the attack, calling for immediate action to protect Palestinian civilians.
The victim's family has appealed for international support, urging the global community to address the ongoing violence in the West Bank.
