TIMES OF ISRAEL
20 years after Lebanon pullout, docuseries dives into the ‘War With No Name’
by Judah Ari Gross
May 25, 2020

The grave of any soldier killed fighting in the Battle of Ammunition Hill on June 6, 1967, clearly identifies them as one of the roughly 800 IDF soldiers who fell in the Six Day War. Soldiers killed in the 1948 War of Independence, the 1973 Yom Kippur War or 2014’s Gaza war, Operation Protective Edge, are similarly identified according to the wars that took their lives. But a soldier killed during Israel’s 18-year presence in southern Lebanon gets no such recognition. They are listed as having been killed “in Lebanon.” “What’s ‘Lebanon’?” journalist and now filmmaker Matti Friedman asked The Times of Israel, rhetorically, last week. READ MORE

It is, for now, only available in Hebrew, though Friedman said a version with English subtitles is in the works