Days of Rage: The Young Palestinians Trailer

Days of Rage: The Young Palestinians Trailer (1989)

06 September 1989 Factual 89 mins

An inside look at the Palestinian intifada which began in late 1987. Filmed in Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza, this documentary reveals the horrors of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation.

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