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Moriah Films
Never Stop Dreaming: The Life and Legacy of Shimon Peres
highlights President Shimon Peres’ key moments, including working
alongside David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s first Prime Minister, his role in
building Israel’s military and nuclear program, the Six-Day and Yom
Kippur Wars, his rivalry with Yitzhak Rabin, his involvement in rescuing
hostages in Entebbe, the Oslo Peace Accords, the assassination of
Yitzhak Rabin, and the creation of the Peres Center for Peace. The
President also reflects on his legacy, why his optimism never wavered,
and his belief that Israeli advances in technology and science will
ultimately bring peace to the Middle East.
President Peres and Richard Trank
The vision for the Museum
of Tolerance Jerusalem is
in five million square miles.
Around the whole Middle
East, the State of Israel is the
only democracy and it should
say to the world, “What is a
democracy? Come into this
building and you’ll find out.”
Filming at President Peres’ childhood home in Belarus
A democracy is a place
where we don’t muzzle
people, where people who
are, let’s say, right-wing in
their politics, left-wing in their
politics, Christian, Arabs,
Jews are all welcome here to
learn the magnificent story of
On location at the train station in Vishneva were a young Peres and his brother left in 1934
On Location:
New Doc on David Ben-Gurion
Moriah Films’ 17th documentary, currently in production, highlights
the life of Israel’s first and longest serving Prime Minister, David
Ben-Gurion. The documentary features interviews with former Israeli
Prime Minister Ehud Barak as well as many others
who worked alongside Ben-Gurion in helping to
create the State of Israel. New footage was filmed
on location in Plonsk, Poland, Ben-Gurion’s
hometown, as well as throughout Israel including
in his homes in Tel Aviv, Sde Boker and in the
Negev. Photos: Filming in the Negev Desert and
on the street in Tel Aviv.
INMOTION MAGAZINE
the Jewish people and to commit themselves to the
principles of tolerance and human dignity.
We all say in the synagogues, Ki Mitzion Tei-tzei Torah,
from Zion shall go forth the Torah and the word of G-d
from Jerusalem. What is the word of G-d?
That we should respect each other, that we should
not hate each other. That is what this institution is all
about. The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem is a gift to
tomorrow’s generation. It’ll attempt to say to them, “do
the right thing as your ancestors have done,” to ensure
that the great legacy of the Jewish people continues
along the principles of tolerance and human dignity.
- Rabbi Marvin Hier
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