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11 films
Hundreds of Palestinian villages were destroyed in 1948, displacing their inhabitants and marking a significant turning point in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Hundreds of thousands of Israeli citizens established communities in the West Bank after the 1967 Six-Day War, escalating tensions with Palestinian inhabitants.
Ephraim Erde's work as a Zionist photographer in the 1930s is examined through personal narratives and historical archives, exploring contemporary Zionism and identity.
More than 800 women, including 200 from France, are held in Al Roj Camp in northeastern Syria after joining the Islamic State.
In London, the Neturei Karta, a controversial group of Ultra Orthodox Jews, campaigns against Zionism and supports Palestinian protests against Israeli occupation.
Plan Andinia, a narrative suggesting Patagonia as a potential Jewish homeland, is examined through historical research and interviews with Jewish community leaders in Argentina and Chile.
The ongoing Israel/Palestine conflict is compared to apartheid-era South Africa, highlighting similar laws and challenges faced by both Israelis and Palestinians.
Palestine in the late 19th century experienced the rise of Zionism, leading to the expulsion of the Arab population, as documented through rare footage and eyewitness accounts.
American Christians in Bethlehem discuss the treatment of Palestinians Christians and Muslims under occupation.
The founding of Israel, marked by the Balfour Declaration and the Nakba, profoundly shaped the lives of Palestinians and the ongoing conflict with groups like Hamas.
45% of Jews in Israel originated from Arabic-speaking countries in North Africa and the Middle East, facing discrimination and hostility in their new homeland.
