It's the Brian Larra Show on WNYc, good morning again everyone.

There's a new document.

It's the Brian Larra Show on WNYC.

Good morning again everyone. There's a new document. It's the Brian Larishow on WNYC.

Good morning again, everyone.

There's a new documentary that will have a screening

on Long Island next week that is unfortunately very timely right now,

more so than the filmmakers probably anticipated when they were making it.

It's called mourning in load.

That's mourning as in being in grief in load.

Load is a city in Israel between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv with a mixed Jewish and Arab population.

The film documents three families, one Jewish, one Muslim, one Christian, whose lives

become intertwined during the last Israel-Hamass War, which was in

2021. The film is mostly in Hebrew and Arabic, but near the beginning, the scene is set by a snippet of a news report in English.

Tension grows as the situation between Hamas and the Israeli military escalates and the skies become a battlefield.

Riots spread through mixed Arab and Jewish cities.

Jewish civilians attack a man they believe to be Arab. Arab civilians attack people they believe to be Jewish.

Violence has reached new levels in the past days.

We will also play one clip in Hebrew and one in Arabic from the film as we go and I'll read the

translations when we do. Morning in Load will be shown at the Hampton Stock Festival, a documentary festival that started yesterday and

runs into next week.

The screening will be next Tuesday, December 5th at 3 p.m. at the Bay Street Theater

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