It seems that Sharon Khalili started his docu-series with a pre-prepared conclusion • Most of the time he tries to get defiant statements out of his listeners
You will not find mediation solutions.
"Jewish Wars"
And again Israel is changing its face.
And the days are days of darkness and division, the tribes in the Jewish state are throwing mud at each other, and Ron Khalili took a camera and an agenda and set out to tour our country to diagnose the roots of the burning hatred within us.
Is this again the same primordial fear of the other, he wonders, and honestly recognizes political trends and fears and anxieties.
Like duh.
The docu-series "Jewish Wars" is divided into three parts, each chapter deals with a different sector (ultra-Orthodox, religious and traditional Zionism) and its frictions with the secular sector, which feared changes in the old order.
In the opening episode that aired last night (Wednesday), Khalili used the events of the Corona to once again flood the variety of sources of hatred and core conflicts that exist between secular and ultra-Orthodox.
But Khalili, the creator and director, begins his journey with a pre-prepared conclusion.
He does not challenge his many interviewees, prefers them to be radical, exaggerated and pessimistic, and most of the time seeks to extract from them defiant statements that will ignite a fire.
And perhaps in fact this is how Khalili proves that the source of hatred is precisely the constant preoccupation with it, which in fact keeps it vibrant over a small fire.
This is how more division and hatred are fueled.
You will not find a proposal for any solution for Israeli society, in order to unite and bridge the known disputes, in this series.
"The Jewish Wars", 21:00, HOT8