Film Lens
Yonatan, an ultra-Orthodox young man, protests against conscription into the IDF. He shares his perspective on the yeshiva system and the implications of military enlistment for his community. The film captures his thoughts on the intersection of Judaism and military service, particularly focusing on the societal pressures faced by ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel.
The documentary presents a personal narrative that reflects broader themes of identity and resistance. Through Yonatan's eyes, viewers gain insight into the complexities of religious beliefs and the expectations placed on young men regarding military service in Israel. The film's brief duration of 7 minutes allows for a concentrated exploration of these issues.
Why Watch
- •Meet Yonatan, an ultra-Orthodox voice against IDF conscription.
- •See the impact of military enlistment on religious communities.
- •Find out about protests against police brutality in Israel.
Did You Know
•Yonatan is an ultra-Orthodox man protesting conscription in 2025.
•The film has a runtime of 7 minutes.
•The documentary addresses police brutality during protests.
Perfect For
Ultra-Orthodox JudaismIsraeli military policiesProtest movements