Yehoshua Kenaz, One of the Greats of Hebrew Literature, Dies of COVID at 83
Writer, translator and former Haaretz editor published his most well-known novel “Infiltration," considered a milestone in Hebrew literature, in 1986
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Amos Oz, Israeli Literary Giant, Dies at 79
The Israel Prize laureate, the author of 'A Tale of Love and Darkness,' promoted peace with the Palestinians and was one of the country's most widely translated writers
Gal Gadot to Star in New Agatha Christie Film Adaptation
In 'Death On The Nile,' starring and directed by Kenneth Branagh, Gadot will play a wealthy heiress whose murder catalyzes the plot
Indie Band Of Montreal Latest to Nix Israel Show Over 'Murderous and Brutal Policies'
The band joins a slew of musicians who have canceled their participation in the Meteor Festival under pressure from the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions Movement
Roger Waters Releases Song Bashing Trump for Recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's Capital
Called 'The Penultimate Speech of the Red Indian to the White Man', the song features verses written by Palestinian national poet Mahmoud Darwish
Opinion Why Hasn't Israel Won an Oscar Yet? It Might Be the Occupation
The American Academy of Motion Pictures has grown weary of films about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Israel's 'Foxtrot' Gets Shortlisted for Oscar's Best Foreign Language Film
The film, which focuses on the Israeli military among other themes, sparked political controversy in Israel despite the fact that it has been hailed worldwide
Not Just 'Wonder Woman' Lebanon Bans 'The Post' Too, Citing Spielberg's Israel Ties
Director Steven Spielbergs donation to Israel during the Second Lebanon War is still a bit rich for some people north of the border
Morrissey Wasn't the First to Sing About Tel Aviv. Duran Duran Did It in the '80s
Morrissey’s new album shows he’s too busy making supposedly provocative statements in the frequent interviews he gives, and neglecting his real talent
Glorifying ISIS? New British Drama Under Fire for Its Depiction of the Islamic State
'The State,' a new British Channel 4 mini-drama that depicts young people who travel to Syria to join Islamic State has attracted criticism
Wonder Woman Breaks Glass Ceiling With Opening-weekend Record for Female Director
Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman, starring Israeli actress Gal Gadot, has already earned $97.1 million by Sunday, set to pass $100 million line by weekend's conclusion
WATCH Simpsons Creators Bring Nixon Back From the Dead for a Comforting Hug With Trump
New satire video has Donald Trump promising to delete tapes of James Comey that don't exist if the FBI director destroys the evidence against him
Hip-hop Duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis to Perform in Israel
Natan Goshen and singer LP also to appear in July show at Rishon Letzion's Live Park.
What It Was Like Singing Dylan in Hebrew
Danny Maseng, who recorded translations of the Nobel laureate’s songs over 40 years ago, reminisces.
Almost Famous: Israel Recruits D-list Celebrities to Counter BDS
Why should the government pay for flights and stays of Hollywood actors in order to combat the boycott movement?
Israeli Wonder Woman Gal Gadot to Star in New Thriller With Kate Winslet
The 'Batman vs. Superman' star will join Winslet in police corruption thriller, 'Triple Nine.'
Ex-Animals Singer Eric Burdon Cancels Concert in Israel, Citing Threats
Burdon was scheduled to perform in Israel on August 1, but his manager says he has been receiving daily emails pressuring him not to go ahead with the concert.
Passover Event Guide: What Not to Pass Over in Israel During the Holiday
Wineries and museums, nature trails, extreme sports and music festivals - the guide to what's happening over the holiday.
Eight Days, 26 Ideas: What to Do Over Hanukkah Break
From klezmer to cabaret, from latke making to bird watching: What to do over Hanukkah break.
Israeli Comedy Sweeps Nominations for Upcoming Film Awards Ceremony
'Haolam Mats'hik' ('The World Is Funny'), written and directed by Shemi Zarhin, was nominated for 15 Ophir awards, including best feature film.
Woody Allen Flick to Open Jerusalem Film Fest
The film, the first Allen has appeared in since 'Scoop' in 2006, tells four different stories of adventures and misadventures in the Italian capital.
U.S. Producer Pitching Show About Haredim Who Leave the Fold
One of the members of the cast, says she joined the show to give a face to the usually faceless - and to kick-start a career in modeling and acting.
An Inside Look at Jazz's Most Unlikely Giant
A documentary at the Tel Aviv Museum on February 1 will retrace the stellar career of French pianist Michel Petrucciani.
Literature / Happy Birthday, Mr. Dickens
England is already celebrating the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens' birth.
Music / They Never Grow Old
The Rolling Stones will go on rolling along, and in April, the British band will mark the 50th anniversary of its founding.
Supermodel Bar Refaeli to Get Up Close and Personal in New TV Show
The Israeli model seems to be following in the footsteps of ex-boyfriend Leonardo Dicaprio, in a new TV series by 'Big Brother' producer Elad Koperman.
Veteran Singer Yehoram Gaon Sparks Storm by Terming Mediterranean Music 'Rubbish'
Gaon, an Israel Prize laureate for music, says songs include mistakes in Hebrew, 'It's an embarrassment to the intelligentsia.'
Will Ashton and Demi Renew Their Wedding Vows in the Holy Land?
Hollywood couple heads to Israel amid rumors of marital trouble to 'forge bonds with our similarities'.
Sublime Experience
The song "Yossi, Smart Child of Mine" by Ayin Hillel, with music by Sasha Argov and arrangement by Moshe Wilensky, is a kind of parable.
Hollywood Director Oliver Stone Calls Hitler a Scapegoat, Says Jews Controlling U.S. Policy
Controversial Hollywood director's comments draw harsh condemnation from Jewish groups.