Magash Hakesef (The Silver Platter) - Episode 3 - Melbourne

By popular demand, we are going to screen the third episode of Magash Hakesef (The Silver Platter)!

The episode, featuring Dani Guttwein, Professor of the Jewish People at Haifa University, focuses on how the Likud transitioned Israel from a welfare state to a neo-liberal economy, and how West Bank settlements are receiving far more government investment than poor towns inside Israel proper

Magash Hakesef (The Silver Platter) is Israel's powerful wake-up call to fight those who are plundering the country: How do 20 tycoons control Israel’s economy? How did Israel go from being a highly egalitarian society to an unequal one in 30 years? Why are young Israelis struggling to afford their rent? Why is food so expensive? Why is there such concentrated economic power? How is cronyism destroying the social fabric of Israel?

Watched by more than 1.5 million Israelis, "Magash Hakesef" (The Silver Platter) is one of the most exciting TV mini-series to come out of Israel in recent years.

WHEN

October 20, 2016 at 6:15pm - 7:45pm

WHERE

Classic Cinemas
9 Gordon St
Elsternwick, VIC 3185
Australia
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CONTACT

Liam Getreu · · 02 9045 3688

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