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What to watch on TV this week: Israeli election satire and a Hersh Goldberg-Polin tribute
TV Time: An election-night battle of comedy shows, plus sea creatures and a celebrity divorce.
Netflix layoffs: Around 1,000 employees to lose their jobs
Netflix secures broadcasting rights for FIFA 2030 World Cup in Spain, Andorra
‘Checkout’s super return, what’s up in ‘Widow’s Bay,’ Pacino's ‘Serpico’ makes a comeback
Jewish creator of Bojack Horseman discusses new Jew-centric series, facing antisemitim
Speaking on the state of antisemitism in the world now, he said, “It’s always a fraught time to be Jewish…"
A scandal, Scottish noir, and a Jerusalem comedy: What to watch in Israel this weekend
The documentary, which follows the reporters who broke the story, Aaron Rabinowitz and Shira Elk, presents detailed evidence against him, including interviews with many victims.
Disney subsidiary ESPN purchases WWE US streaming rights for $1.6b. over five year period
Netflix will maintain rights for WWE programming outside the US, and NBC's Peacock will maintain rights to "SmackDown," CNBC noted.
Netflix defends using AI, promising shows will be ‘better, not just cheaper’
The introduction of AI is anticipated to reduce the cost of big-budget shows.
Love among the yurts, and the charm of 'Too Much': What to watch on TV in Israel
Check out the series, movies and shows hitting Israel's screens this week.
Download all of Netflix in a second: Japanese engineers achieve world's fastest internet speed
This unprecedented achievement was made possible through an innovative 19-core optical fiber system, described as a '19-lane highway' for data transmission.
Netflix to stream live NASA launches and missions
NASA hopes the partnership will help bring excitement to space exploration through live streams of launches and astronaut activities.
TV time: ‘Fountain’ fizzles and ‘Fireflies’ buzz
Check out the series, movies and shows hitting Israel's screens this week.
Julia, Miriam Haart’s transformative journey to Zionism and activism
Both women have become vocal defenders of Israel, using their social media platforms and influence to combat rising antisemitism.
It’s time to insist on social algorithm transparency - opinion
This is not about freedom of speech but about what to amplify.
