In Israel’s mixed cities, the future of coexistence is already being tested
According to reporting by The Forward, Human ingenuity has equipped us with technology to connect individuals in a way once unimaginable. But, in the past two decades, we have used that power to find ever more things that we hate about each other. Since modern society has become remarkably.
In Israel’s mixed cities, the future of coexistence is already being tested: Official reporting from the The Forward confirms active developments in United States. Americans in affected communities should review primary guidance and follow verified bulletins.
“In Israel’s mixed cities, the future of coexistence is already being tested: Official reporting from the The Forward confirms active developments in United States. Americans in affected communities should review primary guidance and follow verified bulletins.”
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- •Official Issuing Wire: The Forward
- •Editorial Desk: American Jewish Culture
- •Coverage Domain: CULTURE
- •Publication Status: Verified Journalistic Dispatch
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According to reporting by The Forward, Human ingenuity has equipped us with technology to connect individuals in a way once unimaginable. But, in the past two decades, we have used that power to find ever more things that we hate about each other. Since modern society has become remarkably.
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In Split: Life in the Israeli Mixed Cities, filmmakers Shady Srour and Dina Zvi Riklis examine the fragile arrangements through which Jewish and Arab Israelis inhabit the same urban spaces. Photo by Alma FIlms
Human ingenuity has equipped us with technology to connect individuals in a way once unimaginable. But, in the past two decades, we have used that power to find ever more things that we hate about each other.
Since modern society has become remarkably proficient at manufacturing polarization, we need to learn from places where people already live alongside those they have been taught to regard as fundamentally different. Not because those places have solved the problem, but because they have no choice but to confront it.
In Split: Life in the Israeli Mixed Cities , filmmakers Shady Srour and Dina Zvi Riklis examine the fragile arrangements through which Jewish and Arab Israelis inhabit the same urban spaces. The documentary focuses on five cities — Acre (Akko), Ramla, Haifa, Lod (Lydda) and Jaffa — that are defined as “mixed” by Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics because “a significant majority of Jewish residents lives alongside a significant minority of Arab residents.” Each of these cities, though, has a distinct history, demographics and political reality which resists the reassuring simplicity of the official designation.
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Information in this article was compiled directly from records provided by The Forward. Access the primary source document at: https://forward.com/culture/film-tv/861707/israel-arab-mixed-cities-split-documentary-shady-srour-dina-zvi-riklis/. Reporting and editorial review conducted by the USA NOW News Desk.
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