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Eli Cohen was an Egyptian-born Jewish Mossad agent. He was deployed as a spy to Damascus where he successfully lived in the guise of a Syrian businessman. He was thought responsible for missions that could shape the fate of the whole region. Using his connections, Cohen visited military bases and outposts and gathered intelligence ‘that saved Israel many brigades’ during the 1967 war, according to former prime minister Levi Eshkol. A mysterious film discovered in a Moscow flat 60 years later provides a glimpse of the spy war in the region in the 1960s.
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Eli Cohen was an Egyptian-born Jewish Mossad agent. He was deployed as a spy to Damascus where he successfully lived in the guise of a Syrian businessman. He was thought responsible for missions that could shape the fate of the whole region. Using his connections, Cohen visited military bases and outposts and gathered intelligence ‘that saved Israel many brigades’ during the 1967 war, according to former prime minister Levi Eshkol. A mysterious film discovered in a Moscow flat 60 years later provides a glimpse of the spy war in the region in the 1960s.
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‘Well, the volunteers came. In fact, they were Ukrainian volunteers Child Services. They could take children by force. By force’, says 13-year-old Diana Voitenko about Ukrainian Child Servises. Diana and her parents spent almost six months, sheltering from Ukrainian shelling in their basement. When the Ukrainian military or child protection services barged into the basement, her parents hid the kids in the back room. Why would they? Otherwise, the kids would be taken against their will or the wishes of their parents. Watch the documentary to discover the sad truth about these kids.
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Bolshoi: Pas de Brazil / 2019
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Ballet training is prestigious and expensive, but the refined art can be accessible even for those who grew up in slums, like Rio’s Complexo de Alemao. In Brazil, the iconic Bolshoi Theatre, the world’s greatest ballet company, runs the only ballet school outside Russia. Talented children from all over Brazil can go through a rigorous eight-year program to become world class ballet dancers. This documentary shows some of the students and their daily routine at the ballet school and graduates already performing with the world’s best companies.
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Longing for Palestine: Art of Resistance / 2018
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Water shortages, movement restrictions, and a constant military presence – this is what life looks like for millions of Palestinians living in the occupied territories. For decades, Israel has controlled the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, expanding its settlements and maintaining a blockade.
Last week marked International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian people. Watch the documentary to learn more about Palestinian protest art.
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19-year-old terrorist Muhammadsobir Fayzov does not understand Russian, so a translator was needed.
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Rohingya Unpeopled / 2018
#Myanmar
In 2017, nearly a million Muslim Rohingya fled to neighbouring Bangladesh in an attempt to escape from an army crackdown. The government denied the violence took place and claimed the troops only targeted insurgents, not civilians. But numerous accounts of Rohingya refugees tell a different story of slaughter and persecution.
As of 2022, stateless Rohingya refugees still reside in overcrowded camps in Bangladesh.
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"A big kind heart is good, especially in Donbass. But I'd say it should be coated with some kind of armour. Working with suffering and fear is very difficult. And it... can wear you down," according to Ekaterina Pankova, Deputy Head, 'Road of Life' Charity Foundation.
Every day, Ekaterina faces episodes and touching stories that throw her off balance. However, children in Lugansk with serious and sometimes incurable diseases, desperately need care and treatment that only experienced professionals like doctors from the 'Road of Life' can offer.
That's why Ekaterina and her colleagues prioritised the well-being of these children over their own safety, regularly visiting children's homes in Donbass to provide them with the aid and care they need. Learn about these passionate doctors and their everyday challenges in Donbass.
Road of Life / 2023
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Togo: Tough to Survive / 2018
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The West African state is one of the poorest countries in the world. Nearly a third of Tologese children must work to help support their families. Kids as young as five toil away in dangerous conditions. Some are sent abroad or to distant cities on promises of better prospects. However, many end up in slavery and prostitution.
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VolunTears / 2022
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Seven-year-old Dima lost his parents in Mariupol. They covered him with their bodies during one of the artillery strikes. He barely survived, was found by Russian soldiers and moved to a social centre in the Donetsk People’s Republic. His first words after weeks of silence were: “It is quiet here. In Mariupol, they fire really hard”.
There are 17 children in the centre. Some of them were rescued from the frontlines of the Donetsk region and Mariupol by volunteers. The new documentary follows one of those volunteer groups that deliver humanitarian aid every ten days to ‘hot areas’ and evacuates families stuck in basements during shelling. Find out what stories they are told.
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Back to Fukushima / 2019
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In March 2011, a deadly earthquake hit Japan. The reactors of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station were shut down as a precaution. However, a 15-metre tidal wave triggered by the earthquake flooded the plant’s cooling system, shutting it down. Over the next few days, a series of hydrogen explosions occurred in the reactors. Levels of radioactivity in the area skyrocketed as radioactive contamination was released into the atmosphere. It was the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl. After more than a decade, former residents are returning to their town.
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