Israeli-Arab film director Mohammed Bakri, testifying Thursday morning as part of a libel suit related to the anti-Israeli film "Jenin, Jenin", was asked by an attorney for an Israel Defense Forces officer who fought against terrorists in the Samarian Palestinian Authority city in 2002 why he did not amend the movie under a court ruling given in 2008.
Bakri replied, "Nobody has a monopoly on the truth, including the court."