Erin Axelman

Sam Eilertsen

Daniel Chalfen

Nadia Saah

Two young American Jews travel to Israel seeking a deeper understanding of the country they were raised to love. What they encounter profoundly impacts them, leading them to join a growing movement to redefine their community's relationship with Israel in this challenging and emotional journey. Coming soon to an even wider audience, stay tuned.

Tikkun Olam Productions

San Francisco Jewish Film Festival

Brooklyn Film Festival

Tallgrass Film Festival

Arizona International Film Festival

Israelism

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Sarah Allarakhia

Event location: 10b Victoria St S, Kitchener ON
Room 2018.

Paid street parking is available downtown.

10b Victoria St S

Marija Mileta

Premiere of Israelism and discussion

Kino Kinoteka

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AKTINA STATHAKI

1927 art space

Are you unsure about where you stand about Israel and Palestine and want to hear different Jewish perspectives? 

Are you Jewish and unsure about your relationship with Israel? 

Join Mid Valley Jews for Peace in screening this important film about how the relationship between Jews and Israel has been forged over the years. 

All are welcome, regardless of religious or cultural affiliation.

Mid Valley Jews for Peace

The film will be screened in the Main Meeting Room of the Corvallis Benton County Library. Doors open at 6:30pm and screening begins at 7:00pm.

Corvallis-Benton County Public Library

Northern Progressives-- Palestine Solidarity Group (Valerie Myntti)

Ely's Historic State Theater

Veterans For Peace

Parking available. Limited capacity of 100 people. Open discussion afterwards. 

Beloved Community Center

Join us to watch and discuss the film, Israelism - advance booking required here: 

Israelism focuses on two young American Jews, one who lived in Israel and the other who joined the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) after graduating high school. Like many young American Jews, they were raised in a system of education and advocacy that demands pro-Israeli activism. The film follows the evolution of their position on Israel after witnessing how Israel treats Palestinians. They join a movement of Jews, many of them young, who are redefining Judaisms relationship with Israel. The film argues that some American Jews are told a story  about Jews escaping persecution and genocide to return to their ancestral homeland  that almost entirely erases the existence of Palestinians. It's a narrative that has been incredibly influential in shaping global attitudes about the Israeli state and US alliances in the Southwest Asia and North Africa region.

Please arrive by 4 p.m. to grab some refreshments and hear members of our local Jewish community share personal perspectives and introduce the film. 

The film is 1.5 hours long, and will be followed by discussion with a member of the film team.

The Commons

The Commons is a cohousing community and the event will take place in the community building.

If you're coming by car, we recommend carpooling and arriving early to find parking - there is a free community parking lot and community members will be present to guide visitors.

Please note that the seating is basic - feel free to bring a cushion for your chair if that will make your experience more comfortable.

Please bring your own cup and bowl if you have one

This event is free, but a collection will happen at the door to help cover the screening fee




Santa Fe

Jewish Voice for Peace Bend presents a free screening of “Israelism” followed by a panel discussion about Judaism, Zionism and the current crisis in Palestine. May 29th 6:30pm - 9pm

Johann Helf

The Environmental Center 
16 NW Kansas Ave, Bend, OR 97703

 6:30pm -9:30pm.  

“This event does not necessarily reflect the mission/opinion of The Environmental Center.” 

The Environmental Center

What happens when you have been educated in and embrace a vision of yourself and your identity that is later overwhelmed by personal experiences? Israelism follows two young American Jews raised to unconditionally love Israel. When they are exposed to experiences in Palestine they begin to question their upbringing. This award winning documentary raises powerful questions and elicits an opening for engaging in vital conversation. Come join in sharing that together. 

Dorothy Genevich

 Accessible entrance with bathroom down three steps. Easily accessible by train. Light refreshments.

First Unitarian Congregational Society in Brooklyn

Peace with Humanity Sunshine Coast BC

Israelism Screening followed by Q & A facilitated by Avi Lewis

The documentary ISRAELISM has been touring North America and, recently, Europe, generating awareness and dialogue.  On June 1st, it will premiere in Sechelt at the Sunshine Coast Arts Council.  Join us at 4 pm for a screening, followed by a live Q & A facilitated by Avi Lewis (filmmaker, activist and educator).  Tickets are on a first come first serve basis, by donation.