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How Israel Lost Its Soul - Maxim Ghilan film and even now they continueWritten by Israeli journalist and political activist Maxim Ghilan, How Israel Lost Its Soul is a passionate critique of the political and moral direction taken by Israel in the decades following its establishment. Drawing on his own experiences and observations, Ghilan examines the effects of militarisation, nationalism and the ongoing Arab Israeli conflict, arguing that the ideals upon which the state was founded had become increasingly compromised