Givara Albudeiri: Pallywood Still Hiring Actors, Not Restricted to Gaza

I have just recently been made aware of Abu Ali Express, an Arab who writes in Hebrew for Israeli readers. I wrote about his questioning the morality of Biden regarding the Saudis and now I am bringing you a set of posts from yesterday (6 June 2021) that are important because of the lies being told across the Arab language media. Reports of Givara Albudeiri incident apparently did not make it into Hebrew language or English language media other than Al-Jazeera but because the reports are colouring Arab views on Israel, it is important that we know about it. (All translations from Hebrew to English are my own.) On June 5, the Israeli police arrested Al-Jazeera journalist Givara Albudeiri at a demonstration in Sheikh Jarrah, the mainly Arab neighbourhood in East Jerusalem that has been under a global microscope recently. Abu Ali writes in his Telegram account post:

Photos from jail are a prize for the . . . And here it goes on. Palestinian media argue: "Al-Jezeera journalist Givara Albudeiri broke her arm as a result of the violence committed against her by Israeli police"

Yasser Okbi, an Israeli Arab journalist working for Maariv put up a Twitter post of the police pulling Albudeiri from a demonstration at Shekh Jarrah. Okbi writes:

Israeli border police arrested the Al-Jazeera writer, journalist Givara Albudeiri, in the Shekh Jarrah neighbourhood in East Jerusalem.

Sami Abdulhamid, who claims to be a journalist but does not tell us with which agency, posted a video of Albdiri getting her arm put in a cast.

אחרי המעצר האלים של כתבת אלג'זירה ג'יפארא אלבודירי בשכונת שיח' ג'ראח בירושלים,היא שוחררה בתנאים מהמעצר וסיימה עם יד מגובסת pic.twitter.com/xw9uFzC4lr

— sami abdulhamid سامي عبد الحميد (@samiaah10) June 6, 2021

He wrote:

After the violent arrest of Al-Jazeera journalist Givara Albudeiri in the Shekh Jarrah neighbourhood in Jerusalem, she was released on parole and ended up with a broken arm.

And Eran Singer, who describes himself as an analyst of Arab society, retweeted a video of her arrest that was uploaded by the Turkish media site in Arabic, Andoulu Agency:

תיעוד המעצר של ג'יבארה אלבדירי, כתבת אלג'זירה, בהפגנה בירושלים. המעצר, כצפוי מעורר הדים בעולם. מדובר בכוכבת גדולה בתקשורת הערבית העולמית. כדאי להרגיע את הסיפור הזה, ומהר. https://t.co/6ADpWYrfMd — ערן זינגר (@eran_singer) June 5, 2021

Singer writes:

Documentation of the arrest of Givara Albudeiri, a writer for Al-Jazeera, at a demonstration in Jerusalem. The arrest, as expected, echoes around the world. She is a big media star in the Arab world. This should be quieted, and fast.

And then along comes Abu Ali Express to show how Pallywood continues in its cynical unabating operations.

Abu Ali wrote:

I understood that there are those who truly believed that the Al-Jazeera journalist broke her arm as a result of police violence and they did not get that she was putting on an act. So just for them here is a video from yesterday after her release from jail. Note the "broken" left arm.

[video width="848" height="480" mp4="https://www.israeldiaries.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/video_2021-06-07_05-52-11.mp4"][/video] If you want some authentication for this, we need look no farther than Al-Jazeera itself. Albudeiri appeared in a 12-minute interview on Al-Jazeera TV with her arm in a cast. She talks about being bruised all over and not being able to walk very well, supposedly after being kicked and punched by Israeli police. This interview was posted on June 6. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJvt6NNN9x0 But also on June 6, they posted a video of her release in which we can see her clearly easily using the arm that was supposed broken. In case they edit these incriminating sections of the report out, I took screen shots to prove they were there: In this image you see the man with the grey and red jacket who also appears in Abu Ali Express's video above. And, toward the end of the video, she is explaining how Israel attempts to intimidate Al-Jazeera journalists and she used the hand on her "broken" arm for emphasis.