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Israel Indivisible: The Case For The Ancient
Homeland DVD - The world has seemed to divide itself into two camps in
relationship to Israel. On one side are those that love and support the Jewish
people and the Land, and on the other side those who seem to abhor anything and
anyone associated with Israel. Within the anti-Israel camp, there are those who
uphold that side as a result of misinformation and lies, and those who are
simply uninformed and follow along. If these people can be reached and
persuaded, then the swell of support for the Jewish state can grow
exponentially. "Israel Indivisible" is a documentary that tells the story of
Israel and the Jewish people, as seen and heard through the lives and voices of
the people who lived and died to establish and hold the land God calls His. From
Abram and the Promise to the fall of the Ottoman Empire, the film examines the
biblical, archeological and historical evidence for the ancient and modern
country of Israel. Following the early yearnings for Zion in the Diaspora to the
search and yearning for peace today, the film examines the many political twists
and turns that make Israel the world’s most controversial nation. At the center
of all of this history is a group of people who are arguably the world’s most
persecuted. The story of the many is tied together in the story of the one, and
that one is Israel.
The Forgotten People: Christianity and the
Holocaust DVD - In April 1945, near the end of World War II, American
soldiers surged into Germany as the Third Reich began to crumble. It was there
that they stumbled upon a horrifying discovery – the Nazi concentration camp,
Buchenwald. Of the 250,000 Jewish prisoners held there, only 4,000 were still
alive. More camps were then discovered throughout Germany and occupied Europe –
where a total of 6 million Jews perished in what became known as the Holocaust.
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower immediately ordered the Army Corps of Engineers to film
the camps. Otherwise, he wrote, "People will say that things like this just
didn't happen." Yet today – despite the mountains of evidence – the number of
Holocaust deniers is growing, as a new, worldwide wave of anti-Semitism is
reaching levels not seen since the rise of Nazi Germany. Christians, for the
most part, were silent as the horrors of the Holocaust unfolded. Now, the group
Proclaiming Justice to the Nations is calling on believers to fulfill their
biblical responsibility and support the Jewish community. In her film, "The
Forgotten People: Christianity and the Holocaust," producer Laurie Cardoza-Moore
documents this growing hatred of the Jews, the parallels between Nazism and
radical Islam and why Christians must take a stand for justice and defend the
people and nation of Israel.
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