Human rights activist Rev. Majed El Shafie leads a powerful investigation into the October 7 Massacre, unveiling the rising tide of antisemitism and revealing the truth to the world.
Through interviews, archival footage, and on-the-ground reporting, Dying To Live explores Israel’s quest for peace amidst escalating violence, and the urgent need for solidarity in a world plagued by hatred.
Michal (pictured), a survivor from the attack on the Nova Festival, tells her story surviving the horrific assault. Her story will send shivers down your spine as she details her pleas with God to not die.
The Lapidot family (pictured) visit the memorial in the weeks following the attack to see their beloved Tiferet, killed by the Hamas terrorists on October 7.
Raheel Raza (pictured), Donna Holbrook, and Peter Fast join other experts on camera, testifying about the rise in antisemitism on the streets of major cities in the west, the hateful ideology that Hamas spews, and scale of destruction the October 7th massacre in Israel caused.
Director Chris Atkins, long-time friend and partner to One Free World International, led the production to make this documentary a reality.
The release of Dying To Live is an important step to stem the tide of rising Antisemitism around the world. With your help, we can bring it to more audiences and that includes regions where Antisemitism is rampant.
Our next mission is to translate the film into more languages, including:
Rev. Majed El Shafie’s journey from a death sentence to a life dedicated to fighting for religious freedom is nothing short of extraordinary. After converting from Islam to Christianity in Egypt, Rev. El Shafie was tortured and sentenced to death. Forced to flee, he made a daring escape, stealing a jet ski to cross into Israel, where he sought asylum and was saved. Forever grateful to Israel for saving his life, Rev. El Shafie vowed to return the favor by fighting for religious freedom worldwide.
In 2005, he founded One Free World International (OFWI) to combat Christian persecution, fight antisemitism, and advocate for religious minorities under attack. From Christians and Jews to Yazidis and Uyghurs OFWI has become a powerful voice for the voiceless, helping persecuted minorities find safety and refuge while challenging oppressive regimes.
When the horrific terrorist attack on Israel occurred on October 7, Rev. El Shafie couldn’t stand by. As the lead investigator for Dying to Live, OFWI’s groundbreaking documentary, he sought to expose the truth behind the attack and combat the rise of antisemitism.
OFWI stands firm in the fight for religious freedom, justice, and truth—no matter the cost.
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