To Die in Jerusalem recounts the heart-wrenching story of two teenage girls -- a 17-year-old Israeli student Rachel Levy, and her killer, 18-year-old Palestinian suicide bomber Ayat al-Akhras — who...
To Die in Jerusalem recounts the heart-wrenching story of two teenage girls -- a 17-year-old Israeli student Rachel Levy, and her killer, 18-year-old Palestinian suicide bomber Ayat al-Akhras — who died together in a Jerusalem market in 2002. The horrific incident ignited international outrage and set in motion one mother's journey to meet the mother of her daughter's killer. More than four years later, they finally met in an emotionally charged encounter that underscores the deep roots of the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
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I watched the movie. I don't understand how the parent of Ayat can say that they are restricted when her daughter was able to freely go to a supermarket in Jerusalem, with a bomb and kill someone. Could this possibly be the reason they have restrictions? Was their home ever destroyed? It is a very sad story for everyone involved.
The filmmaker said that she met the man who planned the bombing and drove Ayat to the supermarket. I'm guessing this is not something she (Ayat) was allowed to do and they had to get by a lot to get there. If you watch the women prisoners in the film, a few of them get caught on their way to bombings and get arrested. The restrictions in Israel and Palestine are on both sides...did you watch how hard it was for the film crew to get into Palestinian territory?
You need to invest in a dictionary. Don't you know any other words besides "idiot" "cock sucker" "bitch" "motherfucker" "bitches" ?? It makes you look really sad and uneducated.
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