Ask Woody Allen to Make His Next Movie in Israel

By Jennifer Hanin, July 9, 2012

We need your help to ask Woody Allen to make his next movie in Israel. All it would take is an invitation and about $18 million. Completely doable with your help.

A movie made in Israel would help the world see Israel as the wonderful, vibrant democracy it is. After all, Allen’s film Vicky Christina Barcelona reignited tourism for Barcelona. This kind of press would take years to help Israel, even if Act For Israel, the Jewish Journal and just about every other pro-Israel group chimed in 24×7.

All Allen asks for is funding, and complete control over his project. So we’re asking you to pitch in and ask everyone you know to pitch in too. As Act For Israel’s Noa Tishby says:

“So everyone, let’s put our money where our mouths are. Let’s show ‘em what we got, and let’s all contribute to bring Woody Allen to shoot his next film in Israel. Send this link to your friends, to your family to your mothers; don’t forget to send this link to your mothers…”

VISIT & SHARE THE LINK BELOW NOW

http://www.jewishjournal.com/woodyallen

About the author

Jennifer Hanin

Jennifer Hanin must love Israel. She spends her days advocating for the Jewish State she has never stepped foot in. Besides her passion for Israel and its people, she is an award-winning writer, influential blogger, and critically acclaimed author of What to Do When You Can’t Get Pregnant: the Complete Guide to All the Technologies for Couples Facing Fertility Problems (Da Capo, 2005). Newsweek (July 4, 2005) recommended Jennifer’s book as one to buy when undergoing fertility treatments. Jennifer's most recent highly acclaimed book is Becoming Jewish: The Challenges, Rewards and Paths to Conversion (Rowman & Littlefield, September 2011). JTA ranked Jennifer @jennhanin as #38 on their 100 Most Influential Jewish Twitter Users for 2010, and #10 in the category of Politics and Policy. She also won Shorty Awards in the categories of Religion and Judaism in 2009. She has appeared on television and radio to discuss her book and blog, and her blog has generated interest from every continent except Antarctica. Editors have translated her work into Dutch, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese, Spanish, French and Arabic.

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