Yeshayahu Leibowitz

Three philosophers huddled on a taxi backseat ride on a rainy day to a small town in the Galilee. The town prepares to confront them. The confrontation at the local community center leads to the question: is a civil war in Israel unavoidable?

This documentary film is a thought-provoking portrait of the late Professor Yeshayahu Leibowitz, a prominent and outspoken critic of Israeli occupation politics. He famously coined the term "Judeo-Nazi" during the 1982 Lebanon War to describe Israel's military mentality.

Yeshayahu Leibowitz was an iconoclastic philosopher, scientist, social critic, and Orthodox Jew. For the first time since his death, a full-length documentary series on this great man, whose words are still alive, provocative, and ever so relevant to the fate of Israel.