Bio
Angolan Student in the United Kindgom of Great Britain, pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
I am originally from Angola, lived some time in DR Congo and now I am in Edinburgh, Scotland.
I speak English, Portuguese and French, albeit I never have the right accent of either language
Once a strong Libertarian and I am kind of a conservative.

Re: The Nakba series on Aljazeera
Sorry Zaffar but I can't say in good conscience that this documentary is "no overtly prejudiced depiction of anybody" as you said, the documentary is extremely prejudiced against Israel and overall agenda seems to feed fears of a vast Zionist conspiracy.
It sure has a lot of facts but they are never presented in the "why we lost" kind of format, for example they denounce Al Husseini as being a fruit of nepotism but stop short of saying that Yasser Arafat was his Nephew.
The documentary never explicitly states British Opposition to the Jews, and does a big white wash of Arab actions in the war of Independence. Maybe if their vigorous denunciation of Irgun was followed by something about the Etzion block and Mount Scopus massacres I would see this as impartial.
About the overall problem of the Palestinians, this is an artificial problem maintained by Arab countries refusing to give these people basic human rights despite being born and raised in said countries. Egypt and Jordan has been discriminating against Palestinian refugees from Syria and in Lebanon the labor laws prevent them to work.