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An Inspiring,

Transformative Documentary.

This intimate documentary takes viewers to less-known sides of Israel where women from diverse backgrounds: Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Druze, and Bedouin, come together around a shared purpose: learning biodynamic beekeeping. As they master the delicate art of caring for bees, these women simultaneously cultivate something equally precious: understanding and respect across deep cultural and religious divides.

They will be joined by the film’s director, Ran Levy Yamamori, and the founder of the program Yossi Aud.

To make this happen, we need your help.

Travel and accommodation in the United States are very expensive, and every donation will help make it possible for the Honey Women to travel to the U.S., share their story, and bring a different Israeli voice to the world — a voice of cooperation, hope, and belief in the possibility of building a shared future.

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The film is about to embark on a series of

screenings across the United States, including:

The international Learning From the Bees conference in Virginia — 2 screenings
American University in Washington, D.C.
Jewish communities in Virginia and Utah
The prestigious Jane Goodall Institute in Washington, D.C.

We are traveling with the women — the charismatic leaders at the heart of this story — so that audiences in the United States can meet the Honey Women themselves and hear directly from them about the journey they have taken, the barriers they have overcome, and their belief in the power of cooperation.