Palestine 36 , a film about the self-destructive Arab Revolt of the 1930s in Palestine under the British Mandate, received a rapturous welcome Saturday at the antisemitism-plagued Toronto International Film Festival.
The film’s stars and crew brought props with them to the red carpet, including a Palestinian keffiyeh dipped in fake blood, and signs that read “Stop the Genocide [sic] in Gaza.” None called for the release of Israeli hostages.
The Arab Revolt was an armed rebellion by Palestinian Arabs against British rule, which often took the form of pogroms against Jewish communities in the Land of Israel. The revolt, which was crushed by the…
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