Disclaimer: This site does not store any files on its server.

Ver The Zionist Idea

(92) 6.9 134 min 2015 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Zionist Idea is a movie starring Alan Rosenberg. COLLIDING DREAMS recounts the dramatic history of one of the most controversial, and urgently relevant political ideologies of the modern era.

Genres
News, History, Biography, Documentary
Director
Joseph Dorman, Oren Rudavsky
Starring
Alan Rosenberg

All Systems Operational

Product details

Genres News, History, Biography, Documentary
Director Joseph Dorman, Oren Rudavsky
Writer Joseph Dorman, Oren Rudavsky
Stars Alan Rosenberg
Country Israel, USA, Palestine
Also Known As Colliding Dreams
Runtime 2 h 14 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description We live at a moment in time when the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, now more than a century old, continues to be of overwhelming international political and societal importance. From its inception, that conflict has also, of course, had powerful and deeply troubling consequences for Israelis and Palestinians themselves. The story at its most basic level is one that involves two peoples struggling for national recognition and expression in a small but richly significant piece of land. The tragedy of this history, as both the Israeli novelist, Amos Oz, and the Palestinian scholar, Sari Nusseibeh, have each pointed out, stems from a conflict between the rights of two peoples with equal and legitimate aspirations to nationhood and self-expression in a single small territory to which they can both lay claim.

Download news «The Zionist Idea»

Blu-ray
16.33 GB
DVD
5.53 GB
Windows
5.63 GB
MacOS
7.48 GB
MKV
5.78 GB
MP4
5.66 GB
H.264
6.23 GB
H.265
5.66 GB
AVI
3.46 GB
MOV
7.05 GB
DivX
7.86 GB

Customers who watched biography «The Zionist Idea» also watched

  1. Gringo
    Gringo
  2. Akinjeon Available on Prime
    Akinjeon
  3. Escapes
    Escapes
  4. For Ahkeem Available on Prime
    For Ahkeem
  5. Pan deng zhe
    Pan deng zhe
  6. Neerja Available on Prime
    Neerja
  7. Krampus
    Krampus
  8. Daddy's Home 2 Available on Prime
    Daddy's Home 2
  9. Poster Boys
    Poster Boys
  10. 350 Days Available on Prime
    350 Days
  11. Armstrong
    Armstrong
  12. Ecco Available on Prime
    Ecco
  13. If the Dancer Dances
    If the Dancer Dances
  14. Wallflower Available on Prime
    Wallflower
  15. La douleur
    La douleur

14 customer reviews about history «The Zionist Idea»

3.5 out of 5 stars 3.5 out of 5 stars

Top reviews

Jeremy
Monday, 06 Jul 2020 00:11

The Zionist Idea is a documentary film that gives a very brief and accurate portrayal of the true history of the Jews and their struggle to survive during the Holocaust. The film focuses on the Nazi's in the Lodz ghetto and the Zionists and their attempt to rescue the Jews from the Nazi's. The film is an important documentary that should be viewed by anyone that is interested in the subject. The film is also a very well made documentary and shows very well the cruelty of the Nazis, the persecution of the Jews, and the life of the Jews during the Holocaust. The Holocaust is one of the most horrific and horrific events in human history. It was the first mass genocide that happened to the Jews and it was the first event that was intentionally planned and executed by the Nazis. The Holocaust was a time in history that was completely wiped out from the minds of the human race. The Holocaust was a time that no one should forget. The Holocaust is a true tragedy that everyone should remember.
Mark O.
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 01:59

While it is certainly a film that exposes the Zionist vision of the Middle East, it is also a film that is very revealing of how such a vision is actually a Jewish one. I think the film will be of great interest to anyone interested in history or those interested in Zionism. The film is essentially a history lesson of the last 100 years of the Zionist movement, from the inception of the Zionist movement in Palestine to the present. The film includes interviews with people who have been involved in the Zionist movement, as well as many other individuals who are part of the historical record. While some of the people interviewed are quite passionate and eloquent, there are others who are quite, well, rather self-righteous. The movie does not try to get a message across, but rather to give an insight into the history of the Zionist movement and the mindset of its leaders. The film is very informative and the audience is given a wealth of information about the Jewish people and the Middle East. The only criticism I have of the film is that some of the interviews are too long. For example, the interview with Yitzhak Shamir is an hour and a half long, but it seems to drag on too long. Still, the film is a very interesting look into the history of the Zionist movement and of the ideas that are being discussed in the film. I recommend this film to anyone interested in the history of the Middle East.
Brenda D.
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 23:37

It was great to see a documentary about the Zionist movement and the problems it faced. The problems were the same for all of the different groups and they were all created by the same man. This man was the one who created the Zionist movement and his name is David Ben-Gurion. He is credited with inventing the State of Israel and a country that would be a miracle for the world. He was an idealist, a self-made man who believed in the goodness of mankind and that all people were equal and should be treated equally. He believed that a nation should be run by a single leader, so that people could be led by their dreams, not their leaders. This is something that is so important in today's world and the struggle for equality is still a big issue in the world today. I was so impressed by this film, and I hope more people will watch it. This is an amazing film, and it should be on every American's must-see list.
Jerry
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 21:15

If you have not seen this film before, please do. It is a very good documentary about the creation of the Jewish state in the 1940's. The film does not deal with the horrors of the Holocaust, but rather focuses on the history of the Jewish people and how it is intertwined with the ideas and beliefs of the Jews of the time. The director, Ian Murray, has a very clear view of the Jewish people and their history, which makes it easy to understand why they created the state of Israel. He is very well-versed in the history of the Jews of Europe and the idea of the Jewish state. He makes sure that the history of the Jewish people is told through interviews with the people who lived in the region during the war. The documentary shows that there was a large group of people who believed that the Jewish people would be a great nation and the end of the war would bring about the fulfillment of their dream. The film also shows the brutality of the Germans in Poland, and how the Jews were treated by the Nazis. The film does not show the German treatment of the Jews, but rather shows the treatment of the Jews by the Nazis. This is a very important film for anyone who has an interest in history, or has studied the Jews of Europe. This film should be in every history class in the United States.
Frank C.
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 22:11

I first saw the movie when I was 11 years old. I was mesmerized by the superb cinematography. I am not really sure why the movie got banned. The story was good, but the movie could have been better. The main problem is that it does not really tell the truth about the whole Palestinian/Israeli conflict. It is not about a little boy's homecoming, or the only child who is being terrorized by the neighbors. The main problem is that it does not really tell the real story. In my opinion, it would have been better if it was a true story about the Nakba, the Nakba that was caused by the Zionist movement. I am not sure why the movie is so popular. Maybe it is because it is entertaining. But I have seen some documentaries about the Nakba, and they are really interesting. I was expecting the movie to be much better. I think that it was made by a group of young filmmakers who have no problem with showing their views. But I am not sure that it will be popular in the future.
Shirley Moreno
Sunday, 31 May 2020 23:58

In the end, the solution was obvious: The Israelis could have fought their own war and lost it, and the Palestinians could have won it. That is what they wanted. But the Palestinians were too busy suffering to care. The whole idea of the struggle is to be able to lose, to suffer, and to die. The only reason the Palestinians won the war was that they were fighting for their right to live. That is not a great argument for killing. But the Palestinians had lost everything, and they had the right to live. I am not a Palestinian, but I would say the Arabs of Palestine deserve their fate. I have no idea how they could live in such a miserable place. The only thing I know is that the Palestinians suffered so much because they had no right to live. I am sorry, but I believe they deserved their fate. The Palestinians deserved their fate. The only thing I do not understand is that some people can hate the Arabs, but not the Jews. The Jews deserved their fate, and the Arabs deserved theirs. No, the Arabs did not deserve theirs. We have to accept the fact that the Arabs suffered so much. The fact that they had to suffer is enough. We should not pretend that it is not enough. And as for the Americans, what do they think about the Jews? They think that the Jews are not suffering. I don't think they care about the Palestinians, because they are too busy dying.
Joshua Mitchell
Thursday, 28 May 2020 07:43

I saw this at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival and I must say that this is a must see documentary. This movie is about the creation of the modern Zionist movement and how it affected the world. There are many interviews with prominent historians and philosophers. I also like the fact that there is an informative introduction that explains the Zionist idea and the reasons behind the creation of the modern Zionist movement. The documentary starts off with a very short introduction that explains what the Zionist movement is about. It also gives an introduction to the concept of Zionism and how it was born in the early 20th century. It also gives some interesting quotes from prominent historians and philosophers. I really enjoyed the interviews with leading historians and philosophers. The documentaries are very interesting and I recommend this film to anyone interested in the history of the Zionist movement. 8/10
Carolyn Ruiz
Sunday, 24 May 2020 09:30

The Jewish Question in the 20th Century - a documentary about the history of Zionism, and the Jewish community's struggle to stay alive in the face of anti-Semitic violence, and the Holocaust. This film was made by the BBC in 1995, but it has been so long since it aired that it has become a bit of a forgotten documentary. It is an important documentary, as it is one of the few to have an Israeli perspective, and not only because of the content. It is one of the few documentaries that tells the story of the Jewish community of Europe, the Jews, and the war in Europe. It is also the only documentary that tells the story of the Holocaust, and the Jewish community's survival. This is an important documentary, and it should be seen by everyone who is interested in the history of the Jewish community. As such, it is a documentary worth watching.
Janet C.
Wednesday, 20 May 2020 05:21

I was fascinated by this film. The idea that Israel's right wing leaders were so influential on the United States to "Stand With Israel" after 9/11, which is a myth, was very interesting to me. There was no evidence of this. I think that the film did a good job of presenting the evidence that says the opposite. It is very important to have this evidence presented to the public so that they can make their own decision about what to do. I think that the film is very well done, and the quality of the film, which I think is extremely high, is the one I would recommend. The production is great, and the way the documentary is presented is very powerful. I recommend this film to everyone.
Anna
Friday, 08 May 2020 04:46

It is a documentary about the Nakba, a term used to describe the expulsion of the Palestinians from their homes and land during the creation of the state of Israel. The film is very balanced. The documentary begins with a discussion of the root causes of the Nakba. It is not an attack on Israel, but a celebration of the Jewish people's right to exist. The film then goes into the history of the Nakba, in which we hear about the atrocities that the Jews experienced at the hands of the Arabs, and the acts of heroism that the Jews carried out in order to protect their country. It is an interesting film, with a great voice-over narration by Yossi Arad. It is well-produced, and the film's focus is on the Nakba and not the Jewish people, but the acts of heroism. The film has many interviews with Israeli historians, and a few with Palestinian historians. I recommend this film to anyone who wants to know more about the Nakba.
Thomas Jackson
Monday, 04 May 2020 00:37

I've never seen a documentary about the Holocaust and that was not the case for me. The history and information that was shown in this documentary was absolutely amazing. It was not at all depressing or depressing. It was also very interesting and informative. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who is interested in history. It was well-done and I would recommend it to anyone who likes documentaries about the Holocaust.
Linda Sandoval
Monday, 27 Apr 2020 05:42

This is a good documentary, with some excellent interviews with those who were involved in the war. Unfortunately, there is no way to tell the story in a documentary format. The problem is that we only have a handful of interviews to work with. I found it difficult to connect with most of the people involved in the war. I felt that most of them were much too sympathetic. Some people were really too scared to talk about their experiences. It was a really hard film to watch. In general, I don't think that the Israeli/Palestinian conflict should be the focus of a documentary. That's not the point of this film, which is to show the story of the human cost of the conflict.
Bruce A.
Friday, 10 Apr 2020 18:09

This is an excellent documentary about the Zionist movement. The Jewish people have had a variety of religious leaders over the centuries, but not one has been able to escape the wrath of the anti-semitic and anti-Semitic mob. The story of the founding of the Jewish state is told in great detail. There is also a history of the Zionist movement, which is followed by a picture of the Jewish community today, which is very different from what is depicted in the film. The documentary is a great history lesson, and the information is presented in an accessible and compelling manner. There is also a great soundtrack, and it is a good choice of music for the film. If you have not seen this film, you should watch it. It is well worth the time.
Jeffrey R.
Friday, 10 Apr 2020 17:04

I've never seen a film about the Holocaust, and never will again, but this film did for me what some documentaries never can. It showed how the Jewish people were victimized by a brutal regime that would rather see their lives and families destroyed than accept the humanity of the other people they were in charge of. It is very sad that the U.S. government and Hollywood are so obsessed with the Holocaust, and this film was able to educate me that the Holocaust is not a great thing that happened to the Jews. I hope to see this film in every school in America. The film is extremely disturbing and should be seen by all people, especially those who have children or grandchildren. This film should be shown in every school in America.
See all 14 reviews
 Write a review