Palestinian activist says home raided 'in revenge' for appearing in Louis Theroux documentary
Issa Amro shares videos of confrontations with balaclava-clad military who he claims want revenge after the BBC film The Settlers
A Palestinian activist who appeared in a Louis Theroux documentary about settlers in the West Bank has reportedly had his home raided by Israeli soldiers.
Issa Amro, co-founder of the non-violent activist group Youth Against Settlements, shared videos on social media of confrontations with Israeli military at his home, and another of a group of Israeli settlers forcing entry to the property.
Posting on X, Amro said: The soldiers raided my house today, they wanted revenge from me for participating in the BBC documentary the settlers, after the army left the settlers raided my house, they injured one activist and cut the tree, they stole tools and the garbage containers.
Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem are illegal under international law. The UN Security Council have said that the settlements have no legal validity, constituting a flagrant violation under international law.
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2025/may/05/palestinian-activists-home-raided-by-israeli-soldiers-for-appearing-in-louis-theroux-documentary