Un gol por la libertad

The first generation of Palestinian migrants to Chile carried a deep longing to return home. Over time, this yearning became a symbol—a key representing the hope of unlocking the doors they left behind. Today, that key appears in Santiago’s graffiti and public monuments. Our first episode begins with this powerful emblem.

Deportivo Palestino’s founding, milestones, and legacy unfold through voices of fans, former players, and club icons. The story then shifts to Palestine, tracing the club’s resonance there.

The club once printed the map of Palestine into the number "1" on their jerseys, which were later banned under pressure from Chile’s Jewish lobby. Interviews with witnesses reveal how the Palestinian struggle resonates in both Chile and Palestine.

Sameh Marabbeh, a Palestinian national player jailed under Israel’s unlawful trials, shares his path to the team. The episode also highlights the challenges players and referees face at checkpoints in Palestine.

Roberto Kettlun, a Palestinian footballer born in Chile, played five years in Palestine. Through his story and another’s, the episode highlights social differences and challenges between the two regions.