Les origines du conflit israélo-arabe | Archives Rares

At the origins of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, this historical documentary retraces the pivotal years that transformed the Middle East. Through rare archival footage and rediscovered home movies, it follows the fate of Jewish and Arab families caught in the turmoil of the 20th century. From Hitler's rise to power in 1933 to the creation of the State of Israel in 1948, the narrative explores the rise of antisemitism in Europe, the Holocaust, the exile of survivors, the Zionist movement, the British Mandate for Palestine, the Arab Revolt, the UN vote, and the Palestinian Nakba. Between hope, tragedy, war, exile, and memory, this film revisits fifteen crucial years that have indelibly shaped the history of Israel, Palestine, and the Middle East. Director: Serge de Sampigny 00:00 A century of conflict told through archival footage 03:32 Hitler comes to power: fear begins 11:06 The Jewish world of Eastern Europe before the Holocaust 19:04 The Zionist dream takes shape in Palestine 26:38 Palestine changes, tensions rise 35:39 1936: the Great Arab Revolt erupts 38:22 Kristallnacht: the countdown begins 47:01 The war paves the way for the Holocaust 01:05:08 Survivors seek refuge in Palestine 01:17:09 The UN votes to partition Palestine 01:27:35 Deir Yassin triggers the exodus Palestinian 01:29:38 May 14, 1948: Birth of Israel and the Nakba