One of the most notable acceptance speeches from the 2025 Oscars came from the producers of an award-winning documentary documentary. "No Other Land," a film that covers the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,

Even without U.S. distribution, No Other Land still topped out as the highest-grossing documentary among the nominees. It was the product of a massive grassroots effort by its ins

The film tells the story of Palestinian activists fighting to protect their communities from demolition by the Israeli military.

Basel Adra and Yuval Abraham, accepting the award for documentary feature film, called for a political solution to the conflict.

Last night’s Oscars made history with the film No Other Land winning Best Documentary Feature, marking the first-ever Academy Award for a Palestinian filmmaker, co-directors Basel Adra and Hamdan Ballal. The two accepted the award on stage alongside their Israeli co-directors, journalist Yuval Abraham and filmmaker Rachel Szor.

A historic Oscar win for No Other Land shakes Hollywood and amplifies a Palestinian story, but leaves so much unsaid

Israeli-Palestinian film No Other Land has won the best documentary film award at the 97th Academy Awards in Los Angeles. Set in the town of Masafar Yatta in the occupied West Bank, the film is directed by Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham and Palestinian journalist Basel Adra.

Palestinians cheered the Oscar win of the Palestinian-Israeli documentary “No Other Land,” documenting the struggle of West Bank villagers facing possible expulsion by the Israeli military

The filmmakers behind ‘No Other Land,’ which won the Oscar for best documentary, called for a different path forward to resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in their acceptance speech Sunday. “There is a different path,

The title of the Oscar-winning documentary, No Other Land, reflects the sad reality that these people have no place else to go. The residents are mostly goat and sheep herders, and endure snow-blanketed winters and oppressive summer heat.