'''Pallywood''' refers to the habit of "[[Palestinian]]" activists of using [[Pseudo-event]]s to advance their narrative. The use of posing and staging photos, and using [[English language|English-language]] signage in a non-English-speaking-region in order to curry favor with sympathetic [[media]] organizations.<ref>[http://therightscoop.com/miracle-in-gaza-allah-heals-palestinian-jihadi-on-crutches-video/ MIRACLE IN GAZA: Allah heals Palestinian jihadi on crutches! – (VIDEO)]</ref> The word is a combination of "Palestinian" and "Hollywood".
The first known method of [[fake news]], fake image in that area, was probably in the 1920s, by the ex-Mufti [[Haj Amin Al-Husseini]] to incite the masses against the Jews, a photomontage of a flag hanging over the mosque in [[Jerusalem]] was distributed ahead of the kilings.<ref>[http://nextweb.lib.ohio-state.edu/projects/hebrew-lexicon/99995-files/99995081/99995081-266/99995081-266.pdf Bitzaron, Volumes 55-56. pp. 77-78, 1966. Chaviv Canaan, "The Mufti's War on the Jews"]... ''For a week before the day of the eruption, photographs of Omar Mosque with a Zionist flag on its turret. It was a fake photomontage he needed to prove to the ignorant masses that Haj Amin's struggle against the Jews' attempts to take over the mosque was right...''</ref>
In modern era, it was more intensively used especially since the boy, Muhammad Al Durra which was actually killed by Islamic terrorist fire, blamed falsely on Israel.<ref>[https://honestreporting.com/on-this-day-al-dura-and-the-advent-of-pallywood/ On This Day: Al-Dura and the Advent of Pallywood | Honest Reporting] Sep 30, 2015</ref> It was used widely at a long bloody 2000 intifadah.