israel-arab conflicts

Presents the author's first-hand account of his time as an American in Israel's army of occupation.

Presents the true story of Elias Chacour, a Palestinian Christian, his love for his Jewish neighbors, and the forced exile of the Palestinians from Galilee in 1948.

Examines the roots of the second intifada in the Israeli-Arab conflict, documenting the events preceding and following the Oslo peace process. Addresses the Palestinian right of return, the holy city of Jerusalem, and the West Bank Jewish settlements.

A personal narrative history of the State of Israel from journalist, Ari Shavit, drawn from his family's stories, interviews, historical documents, private diaries, and letters.

Biography of Moshe Dayan, a man considered by some in Israel to be a cultural hero of the second half of the twentieth century, during many of Israel's wars; and by others as a controversial and hateful figure not worthy of praise.

Daniel Abraham offers an inside look at his experiences in the Middle East, where he worked behind the scenes with world leaders to try and secure peace in the region.

Examines the roots of the second intifada in the Israeli-Arab conflict, documenting the events preceding and following the Oslo peace process. Addresses the Palestinian right of return, the holy city of Jerusalem, and the West Bank Jewish settlements.

Covers Israel-Arab relations from 1947 to present, including interviews with key political and military figures, and archival footage of early Jewish immigration, the Yom Kippur War, the Camp David peace negotiations, the Palestinian "Intifada" uprising, and the Oslo peace agreement of 1993.

[Pt.1] Looks at the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the historical claims to the land made by both sides. [Pt.2] Examines the obstacles that have prevented Israel and the Palestinians from being able to compromise. (Part 1:46 min.; Part 2: 51 min.).

Describes the geographic, political, and cultural history of Israel and discusses some of the challenges facing the country.