Justice delayed: Kibbutz Ramat Hashofet honors deceased judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg with a weeklong name change, finally outdoing its neighbor Kibbutz Ein Hashofet in the fame of the jurist behind its name
Israel Film Fund, Sam Spiegel Film and Television School ink cooperation pact with Abu Dhabi Film Commission which includes joint training and workshops
An award-winning artist has rival Israeli and Palestinian diggers searching for the Ark of the Covenant under the West Bank separation barrier in her latest comic book
Filmmaker Julie Cohen on how she managed to gain access to the notoriously private Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s life, and why every American woman is standing on this diminutive Jewish woman’s shoulders
It took Toronto-born Nessa Rapoport 26 years to complete ‘Evening,’ her successor novel to the critically acclaimed ‘Preparing for Sabbath.’ That’s the price you pay for being a perfectionist, she says
The songwriter had just finished a year of isolation when the pandemic struck. His new album explores a favorite theme of his: 'the bottomless loneliness of being inside yourself'
Ryan Murphy’s latest show is less ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ prequel and more ‘American Horror Story: Asylum – Redux.’ Avoid this and watch ‘Challenger: The Final Flight’ instead
Thousands of hours of Israeli movies and historic footage are now publicly available for free, courtesy of the Israel Film Archive
Plus, Etgar Keret and Shira Geffen’s ‘The Middleman’ is a blackly comic delight and HBO’s ‘Coastal Elites’ could be the Jewiest anti-Trump show of the year
The technology will locate classified information and enable archives to examine documents quickly – without it, the process would take thousands of years
This powerful four-part documentary follows a group of women searching for the man who stole their hearts, then their money
Not reading is fundamental for Israel's Prime Minister
Zeev Engelmayer was wearing a body suit shaped like a woman's naked body which he often wears to portray a character at demonstrations, but police claimed costume constituted sexual harassment of public
After serving 16 months for fraud and bribery, Ehud Olmert decided upon his release that he had to document his version of events. The result is a new documentary
The fourth TV series in less than five years to focus on a mission to Mars is a blast if you can handle the histrionics, and features arguably the world’s most unlikely Torah-spouting botanist
‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ is part horror story, part fever dream and totally Kaufman – though Irish actress Jessie Buckley is the real star here
The crazy story of Keith Raniere’s Nxivm group involves Jewish heiresses, sex slaves, a onetime soap star and volleyball. And you thought ‘Wild Wild Country’ was wild
In 'Binyamin (Go Down Moses),' the 'non-political' May Lavie creates a soundtrack for the Balfour protests, quoting the premier's 2015 speech before the U.S. Congress
Plus, five films you should be streaming right now – including ‘Boys State,’ ‘Palm Springs’ and ‘Sputnik’
There are no tour groups and the opening hours have been trimmed, but the museum is bouncing back from the coronavirus
The two new directors of Tel Aviv’s Suzanne Dellal Center reveal their plans for a post-pandemic future
There is a feeling of 'violence and evil' after looting, Wilfrid Israel Museum's director says
In a few days the National Library will be closing its doors until further notice, but none of those in power is saying a word
'The media educates the people of Israel against the Torah. They are collaborating with the gentiles,' one prominent rabbi says as religious leaders and right-wing figures join calls to put a stop to 'The Jews are Coming'
This fantastical, gory show is at its most effective when it forgets the hokum about ancient orders and concentrates on capturing the experience of Black Americans in the Jim Crow era
The head of the site Sdarot – who prefers to remain anonymous to stave off possible prosecution – tells Haaretz how leftists persecute both his business and Netanyahu
Why did an American director decide to come to Israel, during a pandemic, to make a Hebrew-language film? Jake Paltrow - Gwyneth's brother - is on set in Jaffa, armed with face masks and using 16mm cameras to tell three true, riveting stories