Award-winning Filmmaker Eva Lanska to Direct First Documentary, The Abraham Accords Change History: Women in the Middle East
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Film features commentary from leading representatives of the region, including Chief
Rabbi Dr. Elie Abadie, Michigan Supreme Court Justice Richard Bernstein,
Fleur Hassan-Nahoum,
Diplomat Ruth Wasserman Lande, and others
Los Angeles, May 24, 2021 - Filmmaker Eva Lanska, highly decorated with awards and distinctions for her work in the feature and short film drama genre, has directed and produced her first documentary titled, The Abraham Accords Change History: Women in the Middle East. The media in the West report that women in the Middle East do not have rights or opportunities. I wanted to find out if this information is accurate, comments Lanska. My film could be of great support to these women as it seeks to dispel stereotypes and myths, replacing them with facts and reality.
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He’s developing joint programs with Israel and Arab nations to help those with disabilities.
Bernstein’s also spending his nights in a bomb shelter in Tel Aviv. He says his work continues, even under a rain of rocket attacks.
Listen: Michigan Supreme Court Justice Richard Bernstein describes life in a bomb shelter and his efforts to help millions of disabled people in the Middle East.
Michigan Supreme Court Justice Richard Bernstein: The evenings tend to be the more challenging time. The vast majority of rockets get sent over at night. So you know that when the sun sets, then the sirens will start to go off. You have 90 seconds to get into the bomb shelter, then you’re going to feel the explosions. And that’s going to go on for a little while. And then it’s going to ease off, you’re going to have a break, and then a short time later you’re going to feel it again. The intensity is going to come back and you’re going to feel the building shaking. It’s going