Hot Zone Documentary, Chapter Seven: Israel
'A World of Conflict,' the documentary about the Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone project, is being shown here in its entirety, one chapter each week.
By the Hot Zone Team, Mon Nov 12, 11:05 PM ET
Chapter Seven: Israel
In Israel, Kevin Sites interviewed Kinneret Boosany, a victim of a suicide bombing at a Tel Aviv cafe in 2002. She barely survived the attack; she had burns on 70 percent of her body and was in a coma for four months. During her long period of recovery, Kinneret discovered a new inner strength, telling Sites, "a lot of problems that I used to have then, I don't have them anymore. You know that you can get through anything."
Kinneret's story is also chronicled in the documentary, "Open Eye - Open I," by Dutch-Israeli photographer Shirley Barenholz.
"A World of Conflict" is the documentary about the "Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone" project, in which veteran war correspondent Kevin Sites reported from every major global conflict in one year, in an effort to understand the costs of a world perpetually at war.
We are highlighting one chapter of the documentary each week in chronological order, allowing you to see the film in its entirety — exclusively online.
The documentary contains searing, never-before-seen images of combat and its lingering impact on civil society, beginning with the anarchy of Somalia in September 2005 and culminating with the explosive war between Israel and Hezbollah in summer 2006.
The documentary is included with Sites' new book, "In the Hot Zone: One Man. One Year. Twenty Wars." (The Harper Perennial paperback original is available now at Amazon.com and at book stores.)
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