Not a propaganda

This is in no way a propaganda, it's just Realism. Deal with it. Does the director have to lie to you and say that Palestinians are pretty much comfortable under the occupation so you can be satisfied?
From the start, I knew the Israel-Arab conflict was going to be brought up. But people keep saying thing like they shouldn't kill soldiers, or just because they're killing their families they don't have to be violent toward the Occupation.
I am 100% pacifist, but you have to know that "every man has it breaking point" You can't watch your families and your loved ones getting killed by others and not do anything about it. You just wanna explode and kill everyone.
Try to imagine someone pulling his gun on your mum's head and she's begging for her life in a humiliating way, crying. Wouldn't that be traumatizing? Wouldn't it be demoralizing? If you tell me that is okay, I would say you're either lying or have no sympathy for your mum.
I live in Morocco, and I've seen this movie yesterday. And it's not like it showed something I didn't know happened, I know Palestinians struggle everyday with these things. But it made me feel sympathy for them and for anyone around the world who is forced TO FIGHT FOR FREEDOM, or for having a family live in peace.
While we're just sitting here on the computer, watching movies, talking about how exhausting studies are and how pretty much annoyed with our teachers we are, some people including Palestinians are struggling just to get to their school, and the least they can do is to kill a soldier. I know it's not the best way to communicate with our enemies, but nothing would get them to be heard, just keep in mind that the soldier that has been killed had arguably killed 10 Palestinians.