A psychoanalytic look at where the urge and desire for borders and rejection of the world outside of our known group.
The majority of Christian leaders were either outright supporters of or simply went along with Hitler’s theology. This film discusses Paul Althaus, Emmanuel Hirsch, and Gerhard Kittel, major 20th century scholars yet Nazi supporters.
This is a children’s picture book relating Tulsan Eva Unterman’s story in the Lodz Ghetto, and then Auschwitz. Eva’s granddaughter has written and illustrated this moving book.
Exquisitely written and translated novel about a family living in Palestine from the Ottoman Empirical occupation through the establishment of the Israeli state.
Makdisi discusses the split reality of Zionism – the tragedy of Jewish history enables the tragedy of Palestinians’ present. A symbol of this bifurcation is Israel’s Museum of Tolerance’s being built on top of an historic Muslim cemetery, despite years of legal struggle to prevent the desecration.
Written during the very beginning of the First Intifada (1987, when the term “uprising” was used) the author realizes the Holocaust Theology cannot bear the weight of solidarity with the suffering of the Palestinians under occupation. He recognizes tragedy is striking the Jewish again if they do not opt for the cessation of destruction and death.
Lentin is an Israeli political sociologist. She describes her work as a “…threepronged critical engagement with Israel’s settler colonial regime in Palestine: First a state of exception; second, a racial state; third, a settler colony.” Written after the 2014 war on Gaza.
Affidavits and data collected by Israeli human rights group B’Tselem details arrest, interrogation, and detention of Palestinian minors arrested for stone-throwing.