_39nomads-against-their-will39-umm-el-hieran.jpg "'Nomads Against Their Will' - Umm el-Hieran from naqab Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 2 min 72 sec
✓ Published: 05-Nov-2014
✓ Published: 05-Nov-2014
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2011n n'Nomads Against their Will' is a short film about the unrecognized villages of Atir and Umm el-Hieran in the Naqab, which are threatened with demolition. The film presents the viewer with two possible scenarios for the village's future over the next ten years. The first scenario is based on plans for the village drafted by Arab town planners and architects, while the second scenario is based on the Israeli state plans for Atir-Umm el-Hieran.n n(Produced by Adalah: The Legal Center for Ara
2011n n'Nomads Against their Will' is a short film about the unrecognized villages of Atir and Umm el-Hieran in the Naqab, which are threatened with demolition. The film presents the viewer with two possible scenarios for the village's future over the next ten years. The first scenario is based on plans for the village drafted by Arab town planners and architects, while the second scenario is based on the Israeli state plans for Atir-Umm el-Hieran.n n(Produced by Adalah: The Legal Center for Ara
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