| There are a number of good films available that give important and reliable information on different aspects of the conflict between Israel and her Arab neighbors. We list below some of the ones we think are among the best. The titles listed below are available for purchase from this site.
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“The Original Promise” shows Israel as it is today: an amazing little country at the forefront of high tech in the middle of a war zone, managing nevertheless to lead a fairly normal life. Created by two Canadians, one Jewish and one Christian, the film succeeds in conveying to the viewer a warm sense of how real and attractive Israel is in so many ways. It doesn't shy away from or ignore the conflict, but it puts it in perspective and highlight the country's achievements in all fields instead. There is also close to 70 minutes of additional material.
“Under Fire” & “Scorched Summer” tell the stories of four Israeli families (two Jewish and two Arab) who lost loved ones to Hezbollah rocket attacks during the 2006 Lebanon War. The second title contains 30 more minutes of material not included in the first one.
“From the River to the Sea” To many Palestinians, “Israeli-occupied territories” means all of Israel, and Palestine should be built "From the River to the Sea", i.e. from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. This film demonstrates this sad reality.
“The Silent Exodus” DVD tells the under-reported story of the 750,000 Jews who had lived in Arab countries for hundreds of years, and who were brutally thrown out and dispossessed following the creation of Israel in 1948. The Palestinians were not the only ones who suffered. The difference between the two populations is that the Jewish refugees were integrated into Israel, while the Palestinian ones were never integrated in Arab countries and are still parked in refugee camps.
“The Case for Israel” DVD is the audio-visual version of Alan Dershowitz's celebrated 
