Palestinians are pinning their hopes on the recent Oscar win of the documentary film ‘No Other Land’ to bring attention to their plight as they face potential expulsion by Israeli authorities. The film, directed by acclaimed Palestinian filmmaker Ahmad Mansour, sheds light on the struggles of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation and the constant threat of losing their homes. The win has sparked renewed interest in the ongoing conflict in the region and has sparked discussions about the need for international intervention to protect Palestinian rights. With tensions escalating in the area, Palestinians are hopeful that the spotlight on ‘No Other Land’ will lead to increased support from the global community. The film’s success at the Oscars has also highlighted the power of storytelling in raising awareness about important social and political issues. As Palestinians continue to fight for their rights and their land, the international community is being urged to take action to prevent further displacement and human rights violations in the region. The recognition of ‘No Other Land’ on a global stage has given Palestinians a platform to amplify their voices and call for justice. It remains to be seen how the Oscar win will impact the situation on the ground, but for now, Palestinians are holding on to hope that it will bring about positive change and support in their struggle for freedom and equality.