Udi Aloni

Udi Aloni (born 1959) is an Israeli-American filmmaker, writer, artist, and political activist. He is known for his politically charged and often controversial films that explore themes of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Jewish identity, and social justice.

Aloni's work often blurs the lines between documentary and fiction, incorporating elements of performance art and philosophical inquiry. He challenges conventional narratives and aims to provoke critical thinking about power structures and societal norms.

His notable films include "Local Angel" (2002), "Forgiveness" (2006), "Kash Kash" (2007), and "Innocence" (2014). His writings include the book "What Doesn't Kill You: The Israeli Self-Experiment" (2019). Aloni also contributes articles and essays to various publications.

Aloni's activism focuses on advocating for Palestinian rights and promoting a more just and equitable society in Israel/Palestine. He often uses his art and platform to raise awareness about the human cost of the ongoing conflict and to challenge the prevailing political discourse.