‘Cabaret’ Opens in Jerusalem, Without Fallen Music Director
Director and cast vow to honor memory of Chaim Tukachinsky, who died in hit-and-run incident in September
Israel culture
The Mexican Street Artist Behind Tel Aviv’s 'Largest Ever' Graffiti Project
Libre travels the world creating socially conscious art projects. His fourth such work in Israel dominates a five-story building in the hipster Florentin neighborhood and celebrates everyday people
At Alternative Israeli Film Festival in N.Y., Film About Settlers Proves Unsettling Experience for Viewers
Iris Zaki’s award-winning ‘Unsettling’ strikes chord with young audience members, who express surprise at settlers’ lives in the West Bank and find comparisons to Trump’s America
Editorial A Rallying Call for the Arts
The protest against Israeli Culture Minister Miri Regev is about her incessant efforts to use art and culture as a tool of right-wing politics
Rank and File: Special-needs Fundraising Concert in Ra'anana
Plus, Irish Film Festival runs from November 11-28 and 'Hidden: The Secret Jews of Spain' opens in Jerusalem
ABC to Produce Remake of Israeli TV Drama Series 'Until the Wedding'
Israeli-American producer Alon Aranya will produce the adaptation alongside Sarah Timberman, who also produced 'Masters of Sex' for Showtime
In Protest, Artist Erects Statue of Culture Minister in Central Tel Aviv
Miri Regev responds to statue by Itay Zalait, which depicts her in a white dress alongside a mirror: I put a mirror in the face of the Israeli culture world
Israel Pulls Funding From Jewish-Arab Festival in Haifa a Day Before It Opens
An Israeli government ministry claims that the Haifa Story Festival was not aimed at people from marginalized communities in Israel, and therefore doesn't merit funding allocated to events that cater to disadvantaged groups
Opinion It’s Forbidden to Disparage Women and Minorities, but the State of Israel Is Fair Game?
It has long been clear that freedom of artistic expression isn’t a supreme value, so Culture Minister Miri Regev’s ‘cultural-loyalty bill’ deserves praise
Knesset Closes for Visitors to Film a Reality Show for Which It Is Paying – With Murky Legality
As part of a promotional content deal with Reshet 13 for which the Israeli parliament will pay $460,000, it would be able to insert messages into the program, although it is illegal to include promotional content in broadcast