Terrorista o eroe? Chi è Marwan Barghouti, il “Mandela palestinese” che Israele tiene in prigione

Imagine growing up in a West Bank village, watching your land occupied, your neighbors attacked, even your dog killed. That’s where the story of Marwan Barghouti begins — known as the “Palestinian Mandela”: a man who moved between diplomacy and resistance, political leadership and protest against occupation. Even today, from an Israeli prison where he’s been held since 2002, many still see him as the only Palestinian leader capable of uniting his people. But who is Barghouti really? A terrorist, as Israel claims — condemning him to five life sentences plus forty additional years — or a hero, as many Palestinians believe? In this video, we retrace his life: from his early activism to his rise within Fatah, from Israeli prisons to the powerful symbolic role he still holds today. —----------- Video by Valerio Nicolosi, Mara D’Alessandro Support free and independent journalism by subscribing to Fanpage: https://fanpa.ge/promo-rumore-25 Chapters: 0:00 Who is Marwan Barghouti and why he’s called the “Palestinian Mandela” 1:38 How Barghouti grew up under Israeli occupation 1:58 Why he joined Fatah and what pushed him toward resistance 3:56 What the Oslo Accords were and why peace failed 4:47 Why Israel arrested Marwan Barghouti 6:32 What Barghouti does in prison and why he remains a symbol for Palestinians 7:47 What was the 2017 Palestinian prisoners’ hunger strike 9:13 Why Marwan Barghouti is still a central figure for Palestine today