A four episodes documentary series that unveils one of the most controversial topics in the history of the Israeli state. Rare archival materials and testimonials of former residents tell the stories of the 'Ma'abrot' (refugee absorption camps meant to provide accommodation for the large influx of Jewish refugees in Israel in the 1950s), and the institutional discrimination towards its inhabitants - Jewish immigrants from North Africa and Middle East.

《世界總理 國王畢比》是第一部以納坦雅胡為對象的紀錄片，關於他的崛起之路，與美國和川普總統的深厚關係，以及他對自身形象和媒體的偏執癡迷，而這很有可能會是他最終垮台的原因。

1月9日，《世界總理 國王畢比》（King Bibi）成為Yes Docu上收視率最高的紀錄片。
自從2018年7月在耶路撒冷電影節上首映以來，《世界總理 國王畢比》已經成為年度最受爭議的作品。紀錄片拍攝以色列這位最具爭議性人物別出心裁的手法，引發該國政治光譜兩端的人馬紛紛現身評論。 這部影片引起以色列各大媒體（黃金時段電視節目、廣播、平面和數字媒體）的關注，甚至連納坦雅胡總理本人也都提到了這部紀錄片。
隨著4月9日以色列大選的腳步接近，針對納坦雅胡的刑事調查也如火如荼，有人說《畢比國王》極有可能會左右大選結果。凡是想要了解以色列和它過去二十年來的領導人，本片是一部不容錯過的作品。

唐納·川普令人大開眼界的前二十年，班傑明·納坦雅胡已經深知與媒體維繫毒性關係，同時與公眾直接溝通所帶來的政治利益。
《世界總理 國王畢比》完全仰賴納坦雅胡多年來面對媒體的檔案影片，探索他的崛起之路：從他早年深受美國電視台歡迎的客座專家身份，到公開自己的不倫戀情，以及他對社群媒體藝術的嫻熟專精。
在穿梭各大攝影棚的過程中，「畢比」從以色列高人氣的政治希望，脫胎成為一名飽受爭議的人物。有些人視他為以色列的救世主；有些則而認為他是一個機關算盡，不惜一切代價來鞏固權力的政客。

══國際媒體評論══
「對以色列總理班傑明·納坦雅胡在媒體上脫胎換骨的過程，有著深刻的見解。」
《華盛頓郵報》
「畢比國王的稱號，加上導演丹·沙杜爾的巧妙引用，傳神呼應本片關於納坦雅胡對媒體偏執癡迷的觀點。」 《紐約時報》

══以色列媒體評論══
「這是一部耐人尋味的紀錄片，但說我通過巫術控制人民絕對是無稽之談。」 班傑明·納坦雅胡
「這部紀錄片探討了納坦雅胡與媒體的關係。」第12頻道新聞（以色列最受好評的新聞節目）
「根據他從觀看《畢比國王》中學到的東西，脫口說出十分鐘的獨白。」 Lior Schlein（以色列《每日秀》）
「看到這樣一部優雅的紀錄片處理我們這裡最炙手可熱的主題，真是令人震驚。絕對不容錯過……任何自認對納坦雅胡無所不知的人，都須要看《畢比國王》。」 《Timeout》
「……對以色列最富爭議人物一次極為公允和誠實的描述…… 大家真的必須看看《畢比國王》。」《國土報》
「震撼人心的體驗……，令人著迷且富有啟發性。」Walla（以色列最多人瀏覽的網站）
「深刻、迷人、令人不安」Mako（以色列最多人看的電視頻道）

A true story about the only ever execution of an Israeli officer by the Israeli military.
In 1948, six weeks after the state of Israel was established and in the midst of the War of Independence, Captain Meyer Tuvianski was accused of treason. He was brought to a court martial, tried, sentenced, and executed within 4 hours. One year later he was exonerated by Ben Gurion and received a full military burial.

In 1975 a demolition crew was at work in central Israel, clearing away the remains of an old kibbutz at the top of Kibbutz Hill. When several members of the demo team wrestled aside a large rusted clothes washer, they revealed a small entryway that seemed to lead below ground. Bulldozers shut down their engines, cranes froze in place as members of the team looked down into the hole. What they saw, what they discovered had been kept secret, hidden for three decades.

A proud yet scarred leader, haunted by the Holocaust and decades of war, former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin struggled to balance history with heroism to make peace with his greatest enemy and cement a legacy long misunderstood.

In 2004, a 4-year-old was killed in Sderot by rocket fire from the neighboring Gaza Strip. The child's death prompted Israel's Ministry of Defense to examine how to further protect southern communities from indiscriminate rocket attacks.
In 2007, the fundamentalist militant group Hamas comes to power in Gaza, and rocket fire increases throughout Israel's southern cities. Israeli Defense Minister Amir Peretz, a resident of Sderot, is torn between an American laser system and an invention beyond anyone's imagination — Iron Dome.
Israel develops Iron Dome in an insanely short period of time (only 3 years). In 2011, Captain Maor Gabriel uses the system to intercept the first rocket over Ashkelon, and history seems to be changing.

« C’est un poème sur les gens. Ce qu'ils croient et ce qu'ils veulent. Et ce qu'ils croient vouloir
Même si peu nombreuses sont les choses sur cette terre. Qui méritent notre intérêt..." Poème de Nathan Zach, extrait du film, lu par Jeanne Moreau.

Hoiami Nguyen never imagined that he will end up so far from his home village of Bong Son in central Vietnam. Political circumstances and the roulette of life have washed him to the shores of Israel. The penniless Vietnamese refugee became a father of 5 Hebrew speaking Israeli daughters. His daughter - Vaan, describes her parents' ordeal using a razor sharp language in her blog. She feels trapped in circles of identity which will never meet. Caught between her wild and stormy Israeli spirit and the expectations to be modest and obedient Vietnamese at home, there is unbridgeable abyss. When her father returns to his family in Vietnam, Van finds herself absorbed into his tragic story - a cruel tale of loss and survival. Hoimai's dream of return sends Vaan to look for a brighter future in the new-old country. She joins him in trying to reclaim the lands of the family, in the remote village at the heart of the Vietnamese jungle.

The Darwish brothers fled Baghdad to Israel in the 1950s and established "Fantasia" - a menorah factory in Tel Aviv's industrial zone. Stirred by the bombing of Baghdad and Tel Aviv in the Gulf War of 1991, director Duki Dror - the son of the youngest of the three brothers - retraces his Iraqi roots. Faced with the reclusive silence of his father, Dror digs up bits of information about the family's past. Finally, his reluctant father divulges a long kept secret. A revelatory family portrait that balances humor with pain.

Three funerals, three generations, two wars and one boyfriend waiting in Tel Aviv. A troubling portrait of the filmmaker, a son to one of the founding families of Metula (a town on the northernmost Israeli border). Against the backdrop of a family dealing with illness and death, the film's protagonist is repeatedly called for reserve duty as a Tank Commander in the Israeli army. Through use of archive footage of events filmed over the course of a decade, the tragic-comic clash between the filmmaker and the habit of obedience unfolds.

For the first time soldiers who took part in the battle of Operation "Cast Lead" in Gaza 2009 come forth. To most Israelis it's still unclear what really happened there, starting at the prohibition of the reporters to enter Gaza. The IDF spokesman has adopted the working method of "minimal information - minimal criticism". The sixteen years old ignorant children will, certainly, fill one day the place of the soldiers that, unknowingly, found themselves acting mechanically and mistakenly engaging in war crimes... Are these portraits of winners? Portraits of naivety? Or are they going to be the victims of the next war?

Cafe Taamon, King Georgestreet, Jerusalem Golda Meir drank coffee here and so did Shimon Peres. The Taamon is one of the oldest cafes in Jerusalem and it is world famous. It has been a meeting place for radical political activists, artists, politicians and the literati. Israel and its political development have been fervidly debated here, in the past as well as today. The cafe is history in a microcosm. Established in 1936, a Jewish family took it over again in the 60s. Together with Hamis, a Muslim, they cater for their guests day after day. The director precisely documents their everyday life. He shows the bistro, its owners and customers. He moves away from them to investigate stories and comes back again, to Taamon.

Oz traveled throughout Israel and the West Bank in the 1980s and spoke with many people about the past, present, and future of his country. What he found is memorably set down here. New Authors Note and Postscript; map. Translated by Maurie Goldberg-Bartura. A Helen and Kurt Wolff Book

An Arab man marries a Jewish woman. They give birth to a girl and a boy and live in quiet harmony within the Arab-Jewish community. Nobody realizes that behind dozens of mysterious terror attacks which shake the State of Israel in the late 1960s stands no other than the Arab father. When he is caught, his Jewish wife and kids become "the family members of an Arab terrorist." The mother decides to flee the country with her kids to the other side of the world and settle in the heart of Montreal's ultra-orthodox Jewish community. No one suspects the real identity of the boy and the girl who study alongside other religious Jewish kids. When they grow up, the two will take opposite paths - she will become an ultra-orthodox Jew, he will fall in love and marry his Muslim cousin. Mommy-Nimer-Shlomo-Solomon-Ahmed-Pinto is the lonely boy who has lived in many worlds, spoken many languages, and had many names. His embrace of humanity through compassion could only be produced by this unbelievable... Written by Jeruslaem Film Festival

纪录片追随以色列著名作家欧兹的回忆录《爱与黑暗的故事》，寻访作家的生命轨迹，并集中拍摄了欧兹近几年在中东和平领域的努力。