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Jordanian movie Farha, which depicts the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in 1948, is streaming on Netflix and netizens are expressing their views about the movie.
‘Farha’ portrays the ethnic cleansing of Palestine during the 1948 Nakba, when Zionist forces declared the creation of the State of Israel. Darin Sallam rejected the pressure after the film depicted events of the 1948 Nakba, where the Israeli forces murdered a family, including a baby. The film is garnering rave reviews online; let’s have a look:
finished watching farha on netflix and made me realize how lucky i am. being able to pause the movie whenever it got too triggering and emotional. palestinians can’t press pause when they’re watching their friends and families get killed in front of them. free Palestine❤️ #farha
— 🐣 (@falxsteen) December 2, 2022
Jordanian movie “#Farha” sparks outrage among Israeli officials.
The movie, released by @Netflix, describes the Israeli atrocities against Palestinians in 1948 during the #Nakba. pic.twitter.com/LtreeG54Os— In Context (@incontextmedia) December 2, 2022
just finished watching #farha on netflix and wow, what an amazing film. i cried so much but this was so important to see. an excellent historical film on the nakba and based on true events. from the river to the sea palestine will be free 🇵🇸 pic.twitter.com/FWiJ0D2eZ1
— hana ali (@hanaoffline) December 3, 2022
Whole world watched and disseminated the “Schindler List” , why not #Farha
We felt the pain of Jews people, when Hilter got mad, why we aren’t feeling the pain of Palestinians, when Zionists are behaving like rabid dogs.
Pain is equal, only feeling matters. #Behuman pic.twitter.com/owFoqGNTTg— Waqar Ahmed (@waqarahmed0403) December 3, 2022
One thing I want everyone to know about Netflix’s #Farha is that, while it is based on true events from 1948, these “events” are still ongoing to this day. *That* government is still committing the crime of apartheid every single day— killing innocent people every. single. day.
— Yasmeen (@YBannourah) December 2, 2022
I always wondered Why Palestinians are so courageous nd a nation with high spirits that his enemy all time seems coward but after watching #Farha i got my answer that if you have a childhood with a gun on your head all the time,obviously you’ll be stronger much in your young age pic.twitter.com/sPEeTPTwme
— صوفیه 🇵🇰 (@Ana_mahdavi313) December 4, 2022
What hit me the most after the movie was the fact that it’s still happening, the fact that Israel his killing innocent men, women and children to this very day and never have been held accountable for any of it. It’s just heart shattering to think about it. #Farha pic.twitter.com/SycSZxpKxm
— aaidh 🇵🇸 (@aaaaaidh) December 3, 2022
they’re mad about #Farha because the streets they walk on, the houses they live in, the trees that shade them, are dripping with blood, our blood
— Badar Salem (gradually then suddenly) (@BadarSalem) December 3, 2022
Zionists are terrified of Palestinians having a voice and telling their story.
Farha is an achievement. But it’s the first of many others to come.
We will tell our story. Over and over.
They’re right to be afraid.
Thank you @DarinSallam
Watch Farha on Netflix. #farha— Karim Ariqat (@FidoHieth) December 1, 2022
A must watch on Netflix. I can understand why Isreal & zionists don’t want u to watch this. It shows the dark side of history that Israel still tries to hide. Go watch & educate yourself. Fuck Israel & anyone who supports this apartheid state. #Farha #Netflix pic.twitter.com/Gy8qeBZ37v
— Fiona فيونا (@Ibrahimsmummy) December 2, 2022
