The documentary “Besa – a word of honor” aired on Israeli public television Makan on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
The film tells the story of the Albanian code of honor known as “Besa.” It highlights how Albanians protected at least 2,000 Jews during World War II.
The documentary follows a project initiated by teacher Murad Awdallah. He promotes religious coexistence among young people.
The film focuses on young Israelis of different religious backgrounds. They explore the meaning of Albanian “Besa” and its role in saving lives during the Holocaust.
The story connects Albanian families who saved Jews with the broader historical narrative. It shows how trust and honor shaped human survival during the war.
The documentary features Albania’s ambassador to Israel, Meri Kumbe, along with descendants of Albanian families who sheltered Jews. It also includes representatives of the Albanian-Jewish community in Israel.
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