Actor Fedi Nuril shares his experience when interacting with the Israeli forces in Palestine in 2014. "I will never forget Palestine after what I saw and felt there in 2014," said Fedi, on Monday, October 30, 2023, on his personal Twitter (@realfedinuril) Netizens are very curious and ask him to share the story. "Tell us a little bit, what did you see and feel in 2014," said a Twitter user. The actor who played Fahri in the film Ayat-Ayat Cinta also posted his story on his personal Instagram account.

"In 2014, I went to Palestine to shoot a Ramadan program. When me and one of the crew members entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque to pray Zuhr and take pictures, I was stopped at the entrance gate by Israeli soldiers because I had a tripod and wireless microphone." "Strangely, even though the soldiers were fully armed, I didn't feel afraid. What was happening in Palestine was not a war, but forced occupation. The Israeli soldiers were supported by military technology from the US and other advanced countries, while the Palestinian people were defending themselves with limited weapons," recalled Fedi Nuril.

In 1937, Palestine was divided into 2 by the British, namely the Arab State (Palestine) and the Jewish part (Israel). The UN resolution in 1947 divided this territory, with Jerusalem as a corpus separatum managed by an International entity. Israel was established in 1948. The Arab communities (Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon) protected the southern and eastern territories of Palestine according to the UN resolution, not for Israel. The Arab-Israeli war was inevitable and resulted in the expulsion of over 700,000 Arab-Palestinian people, known as Al-Nakba (the catastrophe).

The Arab-Israeli ceasefire of 1949 established "the Green Line" dividing East and West Jerusalem, but Israel violated it, resulting in repeated wars that claimed lives. "As if blind and deaf to the condemnation of the UN and the international community, Israel continues to encroach and expand its territory. Until finally, in 2018, America recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Protests from the Palestinian people in Gaza were met with gunfire from the Israeli army," said Fedi. According to his historical knowledge, Fedi claims that Israel has committed human rights violations in Palestine.