Based on Ronald Dalton’s book series of the same name, the film aims to prove the Black Hebrew Israelite’s (BHI) belief that certain people of color, including Black Americans, are the true descendants of the biblical Israelites.
- Director
- Ronald Dalton Jr.
- Writer
- Ronald Dalton Jr.
- Stars
- Akwetey Amaah
- Joshua Collins
- Stephen Graham
Based on Ronald Dalton’s book series of the same name, the film aims to prove the Black Hebrew Israelite’s (BHI) belief that certain people of color, including Black Americans, are the true descendants of the biblical Israelites.
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You can buy “Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America” on Amazon Video as a download or rent it on Amazon Video online.
Synopsis
The movie propagates the myth that some people of color, particularly Black Americans, “are the true descendants of the biblical Israelites.”
One of the concepts presented in the movie is that modern Jews are not authentic Jews who have culturally usurped and then concealed the religious history of Black people. This idea has been refuted.
Antisemitism abounds in the movie, including accusations of a global Jewish conspiracy to oppress and deceive Black people.
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Numerous antisemitic stereotypes are included in the movie, such as assertions about Jewish hegemony and wealth, media control by Jews, and Jewish devotion to Satan.
Additionally, the movie uses passages from Henry Ford’s The International Jew and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, as well as Holocaust denial, criticisms of Zionism, and ideas concerning the Rothschild family.
The movie also features what seem to be made-up Adolf Hitler quotations. Another instance is when a comment regarding a Jewish plot to dominate the media is erroneously attributed to Harold Wallace Rosenthal in the film; the quote comes from a made-up interview with Rosenthal that was published in the debunked pamphlet “The Hidden Tyranny.”
