Islamic Jew Hating Propaganda Packaged in a Saudi Produced Disney-like Cartoon

This cartoon, funded by
the Saudis, is timed for a Ramadan release. All of which points towards the preparation for a new intifada.

A Cartoon to Inculcate the Next Generation of Muslims about the  fake “Palestinian Cause”:

As the US government works to force an Israeli-Palestinian
"peace process" forward, a significant obstacle to winning Arab
public opinion and achieving a lasting peace is the current
Arab Islamic narrative of the conflict. The narrative of “the Catastrophe of
1948” and the resulting “Palestinian suffering” has long served
as an inciter of  violence and anti-American sentiment. A
soon-to-be-released Arabic animated film, that aims to teach
children about the faux “Palestinian Cause” from the viewpoint for a
Palestinian"refugee", may serve to further cement this narrative in
a new generation of young Arabs and Muslims.

The Saudi-produced film, titled “The Olive Dream,” tells the story of a young girl who in 1948
witnessed her father’s death at the hands of “Zionist gangs,” who “came to take” the non-existent Palestinian lands. The
girl and her family are then forced off their land to the refugee camp of Jenin, where they endure the
2002 “Jenin massacre” before finally returning to their land at the end of the film. 

More Jewish blood libels. (Cartoon right: "Civilians under bombardment")

Al-Jazeera Arabic
profiled the film in April, where it aired clips of it and interviewed its producer/director, who said the
“most important message” of the film is that “this is our land and we should hold on to it.”

He said the
film aims to introduce children to the “Palestinian Cause from a geographic and religious perspective.”
One battle scene depicts a military bombardment of civilians and young men fighting back, with a
song playing in the background that says “the world has become a jungle, and the promises of people
are mirages” and that “death is at the door.”
Though most Arabic-produced animated films over the years have not enjoyed commercial success in
the Arab world, The Olive Dream has been receiving increasing media attention ahead of its release
because of its subject and its “high quality.”

According to Al-Arabiya’s website, the Saudi produced
and directed film has a “suspenseful” storyline and the same production values as a “Disney” animated
film. From the clips I have seen, the quality of the work is closer to that of a decent Flash video than a
Disney cartoon, but still better than most Arabic-produced cartoons. The producers are reportedly
arranging for distribution in all Arab countries and in Turkey, with a planned release date set during
the family-oriented holy month of Ramadan (between August and September).

The film’s
producer/director says he is working on an English version for international distribution because he
sees the film as “directed at the entire world, not just Arabs and Muslims. It involves the most precious
subject to the Arab heart.” Yes, incitement to kill Jews and annihilate Israel.Regardless of the success of the theatrical release in the Arab world, the
film will most likely be later sold to a number of Arabic TV channels. 
One clip from the film, showing the girl fulfilling her “Olive Dream” of returning to her land to plant
an olive tree, is available on YouTube courtesy of the YouTube channel of Egypt’s Muslim
Brotherhood. Other clips, including the battle scene, can be viewed in Al-Jazeera’s profile of the film,
also on YouTube: