Des espoirs déçus et des rêves brisés – Ehud Ein-Gil

2026-05-25T10:04:56+03:00May 5, 2026|Categories: Articles, Français|Tags: , , |

La Biennale de Venise (2026) présente les œuvres de 110 artistes, dont une installation du cinéaste israélien Avi Mograbi. Cette installation s'inspire en partie de son film « Dans un jardin je suis entré » (2012, auquel participe Ali Al-Azhari, membre de Matzpen), et plus particulièrement de l'édition de 1938 du guide « Dalil Jad'oun ». Ce guide a été numérisé et publié intégralement (878 pages, en arabe et en français) sur le site web de Matzpen.

Of Dashed Hopes and Shattered Dreams – Ehud Ein-Gil

2026-05-25T10:02:55+03:00May 5, 2026|Categories: Articles, Documents|Tags: , , |

The Venice Biennale International Art Exhibition (2026) presents the works of 110 artists, including an installation by the Israeli film maker Avi Mograbi. The installation is partly based on Mograbi’s film Once I Entered a Garden (2012, participated by Matzpen-member Ali Al-Azhari), in particular on the 1938 edition of a guidebook called the Jad’oun Guide (Dalil Jad’oun in Arabic). The "Dalil" has been scanned and published in its entirety (878 pages, in Arabic and French) on the Matzpen website.

Ehud Ein-Gil: My Political Journey to Matzpen ‒ Interviewed by Eran Torbiner

2020-12-28T04:34:45+02:00June 19, 2017|Categories: Video|Tags: |

Hebrew with English subtitles: Childhood in Upper Nazareth (1957‒1962), activity for "holding on to the [occupied] territories" after the June '67 war, gradual disillusionment during the military service on the Suez front in the War of Attrition, arrest during the 1 May 1972 demonstration of the Black Panthers and the Left in Jerusalem, and from there it was already a short road to Matzpen

It Takes a Village – Ehud Ein-Gil

2026-05-10T10:47:11+03:00September 14, 2006|Categories: Articles|Tags: |

A chapter in the history of the Nakba: after failed attempts to occupy the three villages (Ijzim, Jaba and Ein Ghazal) the Israeli government decided to take advantage of the second truce to attack them with increased forces. In order to deceive the UN, the offensive was presented as a police operation to protect the traffic between Tel Aviv and Haifa.

Left Without Arabs – Ehud ‘Ein-Gil

2022-04-09T13:54:56+03:00June 10, 1989|Categories: Articles, Khamsin Bulletin 6|Tags: |

In this article, published in place of an editorial in the first issue of Meha'ah (see Introduction to the previous item), the writer, member of the radical and anti-Zionist Socialist Organization in Israel (Matzpen) polemicizes against an article by Ari Shavit in the left-Zionist journal Politika (Politics).

A Minority’s Fate – Ehud Ein-Gil

2021-05-31T13:38:54+03:00April 10, 1978|Categories: Articles|Tags: |

The peasants of Sheikh Brak, survivors of the Armenian genocide, suffer in Israel a similar fate to that of the Palestinian Arabs. (An English translation of a report that was published in Matzpen no. 84, April 1978).

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