'Eretz Nehederet' tackles Israel's election-night drama with Gal Gadot, political satire
Eretz Nehederet’s quick-thinking writers tried to make people smile after a divisive campaign’s grim end, despite continued uncertainty.
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Israeli bassist, composer Avishai Cohen to premiere ‘Unbiblical’ music inspired by Leonard Cohen
How 31-year-old rapper Teddy Neguse traded explosive rage for vulnerable truth
Tel Aviv University inaugurates new home for Lowy International School in memory of Shirley Lowy
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra launches landmark 90th season - preview
The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra marks 90 consecutive seasons with 13 concert series, an anniversary festival, and an influx of younger concertgoers.
New Israeli documentary captures Soroka's fight to save lives on October 7
TV TIME: From an October 7 documentary at Soroka Hospital to a new Israeli thriller set in Colombia and the return of Practical Magic, this week's TV picks offer drama, suspense, and nostalgia.
Jerusalem highlights: October 9 – October 15
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Dr. Mike Evans leads October 7 solidarity gathering in Jerusalem
More than 2,000 people from 123 countries attended the Friends of Zion event, which featured released hostages, bereaved families and Christian and Jewish leaders.
‘This is war’: Sylvan Adams warns of global campaign against Israel
“The world’s oldest hatred, antisemitism, was back with a vengeance, although the sad reality is that it had never really left,” he said.
'The Social Reckoning': Aaron Sorkin exposes Facebook's dark side in gripping sequel - review
Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning transforms Facebook's scandals into a gripping drama about whistleblowers, online extremism, and the consequences of unchecked social media power.
Boy George announces second concert in Israel dedicated to Nova music festival survivors
The announcement for the November 7 concert comes on the heels of a rapid sell-out of his first scheduled performance on November 4.
The king and the cobbler: How Illi Gorlitzky built the language of the Israeli stage
From defining Broadway-caliber theater to unionizing the nation’s performers, the legendary actor and advocate leaves behind a legacy that shaped Israel’s cultural fabric for seven decades.
More than a safe haven: Jewish schools after Oct. 7
Jewish educators worldwide grapple with security, identity, & preparing students for life beyond the classroom – issues taking center stage at next week’s Global Jewish Educators Summit in Jerusalem
The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem hosts international forensic conference on horrors of October 7
Leading professionals from the Israel Police, National Institute of Forensic Medicine, IDF, and international forensic community will convene to share the knowledge gained from that horrific day
