Not that smart but I’ll weigh in. In 1947, a few years after the Holocaust in World War II, a large part of Palestine was carved up and given to the Jews to create Israel. Twenty years later, by 1967, Israeli Jews had the side facing the Mediterranean Sea whereas Palestinian Arabs had the West Bank facing the rest of the Middle East. Almost right down the middle of the country. It created a lot of tension in the region to say the least. If they stopped right there, there may have been peace but since then, Israel has encroached further and further on Palestine’s side, taking more and more land. Creating Israeli camps, villages and cities in Palestine. Now instead of Palestine having a whole continuous country that’s theirs outright, they have towns that are effectively islands because they’re surrounded by illegal Israeli settlements everywhere. You can’t drive from one part of Palestine to the other without going through Israeli areas now. And Israel has no plan to stop. This year the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, wanted to formalize actions to annex (take over) the West Bank. This would make peace impossible. You cant have a two country solution when one half is all Jewish land and the other half is Palestinian land but has fifty Jewish cities in it. He later fell back as multiple Middle Eastern countries said they would formalize relations/become allies as long as Israel didnt try to take the West Bank. Trump bribed those other Middle Eastern countries into formalizing ties with Israel. UAE got fighter jets in return. Sudan got taken off the state sponsored list for aiding terrorists. Morocco got the US backing their claim over Western Sahara, a region without a formal government they’ve always wanted. The objective was for all these countries to form relations with Israel (to bring them in as political partners and allies) so they can all form an united block against Iran, a growing threat to all of the countries over there. Palestine is looking at all this like
feeling betrayed, abandoned and left out. They see those countries formalizing relations with Israel as sell outs....as they’re all “Arab brothers” choosing to side with someone the region has always looked at as an outsider just because they have more money, a stronger military and more connections with the US and Europe. Note. The US backs Israel financially and in return, they are our eyes and ears on everything going on in that part of the world, which is why Arabs see Israelis as puppets or snitches for America...they also don’t like that Israel is only a military power because they get money from the states, without it they would’ve been gotten ran over by the other M.E. countries and they also don’t like Israelis due to them being mostly white and not real Middle Easteners. Now for the Arab countries who have formalized relations with Israel (UAE, Sudan, Morocco, Bahrain)....on their end, they’re reaching the point of no longer feeling sorry for Palestine and are ready to move on
They see the Palestinians as a lost cause that’s quickly reaching the point of irrelevancy. The guy in the movie could be argued to be a representation of Palestine holding a grievance against Israel for slowly taking away his people’s land over time. But AFAIK, there are no princes in Palestine and the country has no oil to be given away to the Saudis like in that scene. If the Palestinians had oil wealth to begin with, they would’ve had the bread to go to war with Israel and they wouldn’t have had their land taken in the first place
Still...Gal Gadot is Israeli so it might have been tone deaf to put that in the movie as it could be misconstrued as sh*ting on Palestine
am at this scene right now and literally thought the same thing, why a bunch of business dressed dude hanging out on corners randomly drunk late at night
You wearing Wonder Woman shirts bruh? 
