THE PATH TO DARKNESS

“The Path to Darkness” will take you on a journey deeper into the mind of terrorists, while debunking the dangerous mythologies propagated among our new generations.

THE SILENT EXODUS

They were more than a million Jews. Between 1946 and 1974, this million is the number of forgotten fugitives, expelled from the Arab world, and whom history would like to forget, while the victims themselves have hidden their fate under a veil of modesty.

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THE HOSTAGES OF HATRED

Tell the real story of those men, women and children, who have been shamefully used as pawns for over 50 years, by Arab leaders at first, by Palestinian leaders later, and by the United Nations' body that was specially created to take care of them: UNWRA.

SUICIDE KILLERS

This feature documentary takes the audience on a disturbing journey deep into a culture that few can comprehend – that of suicide bombers.

This Christian exodus is a result of many factors, including the fighting between Israelis and Palestinians, the related decline of the economy, but perhaps most significantly, the religious persecution from their Muslim neighbors.

FIRST COMES SATURDAY
THEN COMES SUNDAY

FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA

According to most Palestinians, "Israeli Occupation" means Tel Aviv, Ber Sheva and Haifa, and for their leaders, Palestine should be built "From the River to the Sea". Meaning, should replace Israel, from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea.

THE ROAD TO JENIN

In this documentary Pierre Rehov travels to Jenin with a Palestinian team to reveal the “lies” of many of the “witnesses to the massacre”. A shocking document!!

TROJAN HORSE     PLUS
HOLY LAND:
CHRISTIANS IN PERIL

One of the most important aspects of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is the plight of Christians in the Holy Land. Christians in the Palestinian territories have dropped from 15 percent of the Arab population in 1950 to just two percent today.