Champions Zionism & why Israel was necessary It's just REALLY long
Exodus was directed by Otto Preminger and based upon a book of the same name. The movie champions the Zionist cause to bring Jewish refugees to Palestine after World War II and form the state of Israel. It begins with the Haganah group attempting to smuggle 600 Jewish refugees from Europe out of a British detention camp in Cyprus and take them to Palestine. It then shifts to the Jewish cause in Palestine. The main character is Ali Ben Canaan (Paul Newman) from the Haganah organization, which was a Jewish militia. The movie lays out the argument for the creation of Israel and the righteousness of Zionism. The story is epic, and by that I mean it’s 3 ½ hours long.<br /><br />The movie starts off with some anti-Semitism by American and British characters. Kitty Fremont (Eva Marie Saint) is an American visiting Cyprus that goes to work as a nurse at a Jewish refugee camp. She tells a British general that the Jews are so strange and different to her. She’s obviously had a WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant) upbringing in America and not knowingly been around Jews and sees them as some kind of foreign other. Worse is Major Caldwell (Peter Lawford) who talks about how he can spot a Jew by just looking at them, along with all kinds of other stereotypes. This is meant to give background for why Zionism was necessary along with the creation of a Jewish state. With Europe and America being anti-Jewish many believed they needed a country of their own. This situation was only made the more pressing after the Holocaust.<br /><br />Of course this being Hollywood you can’t take the story as history. For instance, the British general in charge of Cyprus talks about how Palestine was forced upon England by the League of Nations after World War I and that England only talked about a Jewish homeland because it was desperate during the war. Neither of those were true. The British wanted to break up the Ottoman empire after WWI and seized Palestine and other territories. London was also pro-Zionist during and after the war and wanted part of Palestine to be eventually be governed by Jews. Again, these parts were included to support the Zionist cause by portraying the British as being uninterested in the plight of the Jews.<br /><br />This is how the whole film is laid out. It champions Zionism and portrays it as if they were fighting the entire world. Clocking in at 3 ½ hours it does get trying in the middle.<br />C
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