Palestinian star Netflix ‘pride and loss’ after

Netflix has two things that hit their own life, and the Palestinian comedy came to mind for Mo Amers.

Pride and damage.

“It is very difficult to talk without breaking down at some point,” says BBC Newsbeat.

He plays the role of MO Najjar, he is the star of the semi-autobiographic show called MO.

The character is a Palestinian refugee who learned to adapt to the new world because he wants to gain a US citizenship, trying to bring his culture and language in the complex immigration process.

To make a show that was closely closing his life, “many taxes” were “very taxes” due to “Theron boundaries.”

“I’m proud of it. I put my soul in place and I still suffer from doing so,” he says.

There was another problem for navigation – when this second season is set.

The latest episode, which describes his visit to his family on the west coast of MO, was established on October 6, 2023.

This was an unprecedented border attack on Hamas Israel, the death of about 1,200 people and more than 250 hostages.

According to the Hamas-Run Ministry of Health, more than 48,000 Palestinians, most of them killed civilians, caused a massive Israeli military attack in Gaza.

Avoid October 7 in the story line was “very deliberate”, says MO.

As a result, the result is called “Comedy-based” and episodes were after the attack episodes from the story line and characters.

“You didn’t really watch them, you were not emotions,” he said.

MO said he wanted to keep the “bigger context” and focus on October 7 and “almost it continues to work.”

“It can’t be more than the truth,” he says, referring to Long history of the conflict.

There was a practical idea, it is due to the length of the term between the shooting and release within a year.

“It was a kind of terrible territory to write about something, and then all this would happen.

“And then everything you wrote and compiled in the series can be inappropriate.”

The show was wide Positive receptionBy enthusiastic to the final, being enthusiastic – and Mo.

The family of his character is watching the Israeli-occupied west coast and life experiences.

Its prospects show that the Palestinians can face today by day, for example, are more closely investigated in the checkpoints governed by Israeli soldiers.

Mo’s character can also be tears.

The West Bank is the house of land, three million Palestinians and half a million Jews between Israel and Jordan River.

Along with Eastern Jerusalem and Gaza, it is part of the recognized as the occupied Palestinian territories.

Israel occupied territories in the Middle East in 1967 and planted settlements illegally under international law. Israel argues that.

Palestinians demand the areas of the future independent state and remove all settlements.

“I called the last episode and I called more than the sticks of people who mean to watch them.”

He contacted “not only the Palestinians”.

Mo, the last episode – first 60 minutes long – “As we had almost a movie,” he said, “he said to 39 minutes.

He once again says “basic strokes”, which can be “basic strokes”, which can be like Palestinian and live.

“Immediately, you are not on vacation,” he says. “You are in the edge, in fact.”

MO, in general, the Palestinians in television and film still feel a limited representative, that is, more pressure on his shoulders.

“There are many fans (there is pressure) … What I have to say and say, not both Palestine and Palestinian,” he says.

“You really need to pay attention to putting the curtains and tell the story I know and my first hand.”

MO means that “the Palestinians will not be able to go away” to feel “like a social property at this point”.

“I think everyone should handle only expectations. But I do not intend to be ashamed of him,” he says.

“Those who agree with me or do not agree with me … It is important to continue the dialog and chat.”

The ceasefire agreement in Gaza has felt brittle with a hope that combat a hope, but this is because the deal can be destroyed.

Mo said that “always hopeful” thing.

“I never lose hope.

“If you do, then it turns into a sad place when you are hopeless,” he says.

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