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Between the River and the Sea(1983)
Status: Released
Date: 1983-03-09
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Time: 1h 5m
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What is the future of the controversial relationship of Jews and Arabs in Israel and the West Bank? How do Israelis see the issues, perceive what is happening to their country and themselves, and view the media which brings them distressing news about the effects of an extended occupation? This film draws particularly on the testimony of Rafik Halabi, an Israeli Arab journalist who has covered this beat for Israel Television, and who is the only Arab working in the Hebrew section of Israeli TV news.
Languages: Arabic, English, Hebrew.
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Movie: Between the River and the Sea
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