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The Latest Movies on the Jewish Channel is:

Divine Food: 100 Years in the Kosher Delicatessen Trade

Making mouth-watering delicacies that are good for your tastebuds and your soul has been the business of the Oscherwitz family for more than a century. Taking a tasty look at their meats, the hunger-inducing documentary shares Issac Oscherwitz's rise from immigrant butcher to patriarch of a kosher food mega-corporation.

Time of Favor

Winner of five Israeli Academy Awards, Oscar-nominated director Joseph Cedar’s first feature film plays out a psychologically complex love triangle in the middle of terrorist conflict in Israel's West Bank, creating what the New York Times calls an art house thriller.

La Ghriba

They call their community "miraculous" – an isollated island where Jewish identity is forged by a shared sense of equality, rather than one of persecution. An engaging look at this 2,500-year-old Jewish community reveals the distinctions that have made the Tunisian island of Jerba so unique.

The Saved

Avoiding Hitler's slaughter, six hundred Dutch Jews were hand-picked to survive the Holocaust because they were considered valuable to their country. The film poignantly captures their exceptional story and reveals the guilt that still plagues them decades after their troubling experience.

The Land of the Settlers, Part 1

“Israel's Walter Cronkite,” Chaim Yavin, traveled through the occupied territories with a handheld camera for two years, documenting all that he saw in a five-part series. In this first episode, he interviews Palestinians, checkpoint guards, leftist Israelis, and Israeli settlers in the West Bank, who all argue their beliefs adamantly and share stories of injustice and misery to back up their positions. Gripping and intensely emotional

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