Three generations of Mizrahim recount their experiences of systemic discrimination in Israel, stemming from policies enacted 70 years ago.
“From the Promised Land to Oblivion”
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Three generations of Mizrahim recount their experiences of systemic discrimination in Israel, stemming from policies enacted 70 years ago.
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Synopsis
Michale Boganim visits development towns in Israel's Negev Desert, where Jews from North Africa and the Middle East, known as Mizrahim, settled in the 1950s. Her father, a Moroccan immigrant, played a significant role in the Israeli Black Panthers. Through interviews with three generations of Mizrahim, the film addresses their struggles for recognition and equality, stemming from historical injustices enacted seven decades ago.
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Why Watch
- Meet Michale Boganim and her family's story from Morocco.
- Find out about the Israeli Black Panthers' impact on society.
- See how 70-year-old policies still affect Mizrahim today.
Did You Know
- Mizrahim faced systemic discrimination in Israel during the 1950s.
- Many Mizrahim were relegated to development towns in the Negev Desert.
- Michale Boganim's father was a key figure in the Israeli Black Panthers.
- The documentary features conversations with three generations of Mizrahim.
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What challenges did Mizrahim face when settling in Israel?
Mizrahim faced systemic discrimination and were often relegated to development towns in the Negev Desert.
Who is Michale Boganim?
Michale Boganim is the director of the documentary and the daughter of a Moroccan immigrant who became a key figure in the Israeli Black Panthers.
What is the duration of the documentary 'The Forgotten Ones'?
The documentary has a duration of 93 minutes.
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