I went and read the plot synopsis for this movie. If the uber-Zionists aren`t having a cow, they should.
The propaganda for the single state solution seems pretty pointed:
`With the Israelis and the Palestinians united, the block is transformed into a collectively-owned mall, in which Zohan and Dhalia realize their dream, opening a joint beauty parlor. The Phantom also fulfills his lifelong passion of opening up a shoe store. The movie ends happily as Zohan`s parents approved of his Palestinian wife and hair salon, called "Dalohan" becoming customers themselves in a surprise visit.` |
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