Moshe Dayan was a complex figure whose opinions were rarely black and white. He blended the secular identity and pragmatism of a kibbutznik with a deep love and appreciation for the Jewish people and the land of Israel, though not a religious identification. Known for his intellectual brilliance and charisma, these qualities were combined with cynicism and a lack of restraint. As an author and amateur archaeologist, he courted controversy through his amassing of historical artifacts, often with the help of his soldiers.
Illustrated, personalized recreation of the dramatic events of the Old Testament as told by Israel's legendary soldier/statesman. An exploration of the archeology of the Holy Land and a re-interpretation of familiar Bible stories.
Der "Falke von Israel" zieht Bilanz. Er beschreibt seine abenteuerliche Vergangenheit und analysiert die Zukunft einer Krisenzone.