Last week the mayor of Herzliya, the prosperous Israeli town just north of Tel Aviv (named after Theodor Herzl, political Zionism’s founder), banned the screening in the town’s cinematheque of Beyond the Walls, a popular, well-received Israeli film from 1984 that depicted cooperation between Jewish and Arab inmates against oppressive Israeli prison auth…
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Last week the mayor of Herzliya, the prosperous Israeli town just north of Tel Aviv (named after Theodor Herzl, political Zionism’s founder), banned the screening in the town’s cinematheque of Beyond the Walls, a popular, well-received Israeli film from 1984 that depicted cooperation between Jewish and Arab inmates against oppressive Israeli prison auth…
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