A grandmother, a rabbi, an anarchist and an ex-soldier: four Israelis that look to bring an end to the occupation of the Palestinian territories. Israel vs Israel  talks about the Hebrew peace activists that, through actions and words, take the position against 40 years of occupation and illegal settlements. Among these, Yehuda Shaul, leader of the organization Breaking the Silence, that collects the testimonies of abuse and violence against Palestinian civilians, Ronni Perlman coordinator of the organization Checkpoint Watch, Arik Ascherman, leader of Rabbi for Human Rights, that protects Palestinian farmers from attacks by soldiers and Israeli colonists, and Jonathan Pollack, member of Anarchist Against the Wall. The documentary depict the desperate fight of those who try to give their contributions to improve the life of the Palestinians and because of this are often demonised and considered dangerous by the Hebrew government.

Terje Carlsson is a freelance journalist, lives in Jerusalem from many years, and works for national Swedish broadcasters. He has produced short films on the ex-Yugoslavia, South Africa and diverse countries in the Middle East. In 2008 he finished his first feature film Welcome to Hebron, winner of numerous awards in festivals all around the world. The film Israel vs Israel has been prized in the following festivals: Istanbul Documentary Film Festival, One Shot ISFF Festival 2011, and Al-Jazeera Documentary Festival  2011 (Public Liberties and Human Rights Award).