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Showing videos filed under: IDF
Week in Review: Micha Kurz on Grassroots Jerusalem
November 13, 2009Micha Kurz co-founded Breaking the Silence, an organization that collects stories from members of the Israel Defense Forces (compulsory in Israel for young men and women) who served in the occupied territories. Kurz served in the IDF during the second intifada, and his experiences led him to work against the occupation and treatment of Palestinians.Micha Kurz: Soldiers and Silence in Israel
November 10, 2009Micha Kurz was an Israeli soldier during the second intifada, and when he left the military he co-founded Breaking the Silence, an organization that collects stories from members of the service (which is compulsory in Israel for young men and women) who served in the occupied territories. Breaking the Silence allows soldiers to confidentially speak out about the things they did and saw while in the military.Today's Veterans, Micha Kurz and Health Care
November 9, 2009Veterans Day is this week, and the shootings at Fort Hood this week brought to the forefront many questions about soldiers and military personnel: how are soldiers surviving the wars, and readjusting to life at home? What are we doing to help them, and is it enough? With the war in Iraq supposedly winding down and the war in Afghanistan ratcheting up, it's time to take a serious look at some of these questions, and try to understand the role that the military plays in all of our lives.Got Docs? Lone Soldier
September 19, 2008Non-Israeli soldiers who serve in the Israeli army are known as Lone Soldiers. At any given time, there are between 4,000 and 6,000 such soldiers who serve as part of the Israeli Defense Force. This week's Got Docs? examines the lives of some of these soldiers.
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