Mohammed Bakri, the acclaimed actor and filmmaker known for his controversial documentary 'Jenin, Jenin,' has died at the age of 72. Bakri began his career in Israeli theater and appeared in notable films both locally and internationally, earning praise for his role in 'Beyond the Walls.' His 2002 documentary 'Jenin, Jenin' brought him international attention but was widely criticized and ultimately banned by the Israeli Supreme Court for its portrayal of events during the Second Intifada. Bakri continued to create socially conscious films, including a follow-up documentary in 2023, which also faced bans and controversy. Throughout his career, Bakri was an outspoken critic of government policies and used his art as a means of resistance and dialogue. Tributes have described him as a 'free voice' whose legacy will endure.