In the sequel to "Paying For Justice", Orly Vilnai Federbush and Guy Maroz travel to the USA and Germany in order to release the 900 Million Dollars currently held by the International Claims Conference, and pass these monies on to the intended targets- the Holocaust Survivors themselves.The film, which came about following extensive research carried out over the past year, exposes the immoral and corrupt network between the large international Jewish organizations of the Diaspora which exists in order to spend the funds belonging to the Holocaust Survivors, underwritten by Germany, for underhand purposes which are wholly unrelated to any compensation agreement.
"Paying for Justice" brought this issue to the forefront of Israeli public debate for the first time in the history of the State, served to effect unique policy change regarding the circumstances Holocaust Survivors now find themselves in, and further brought about the establishment of an investigative fact-finding committee to examine the alleged injustices. In the sequel, "Paying for Justice – The Struggle Continues" Vilani-Federbush and Meroz attempt, through an international process, to bring about a conclusion to their labors - for the sake of both the Holocaust Survivors and their lost dignity.