The documentary was scheduled to be shown at a community center in Takoma Park, Maryland, but was postponed for a month after the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) protested.[1] The city eventually showed a 45-minute version instead of the full 84 minutes, to provide an opportunity for discussion after the viewing.[lower-alpha 1][3] After the screening, a panel discussion was held with representatives of the Jewish Voice for Peace and the Council on American-Islamic Relations.[2] Prior to the screening of the documentary, city officials asked the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington to participate, but they declined the request since they believed the other participants of the panel were "opposed to the very existence of the State of Israel".[4]