Chaim Yavin, known in Israel as "Mr. Television" and often compared to Walter Cronkite, has enjoyed a distinguished career in broadcast news covering a wide range of topics from Israeli society and politics, to the Arab-Israeli conflict and efforts at peace.  Yavin's documentary series, Land of the Settlers, represents a personal journey covering more than two years of excursions into the West Bank and Gaza to meet with Arabs and Jews from all parts of the political spectrum.  In the process Yavin reveals his own complicated and conflicted perspective on the occupation and its likely future.

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The documentary will be screened in two parts, one episode per evening, each accompanied by opening remarks and Q&A with director and star Chaim Yavin

Tickets are $10 per screening

Episode 1: Did You See A Green Line?
Wednesday, October 19, 2005, 7:30 P.M.
Temple Sholom
3480 N. Lake Shore Drive

Episode 2: The Market Square is Empty
Thursday, October, 20, 2005, 7:30 P.M.
Beth Emet The Free Synagogue
1224 Dempster Street (at Ridge), Evanston