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'My Unorthodox Life' star Julia Haart shares her Jewish journey

by Ryan Torok/JNS

In her TV show, she comes off as larger-than-life and super-confident. Yet the businesswoman, public persona, and influencer reveals that she is actually quite shy.

Israel Film Festival to showcase 30 films, series in Los Angeles

by David Caspi

These include Israeli spy drama "Tehran," the second season of which is streamed on Apple TV, and "The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem" drama, which is streamed on Netflix.

Boxer's Holocaust ordeal, aftermath told in 'The Survivor'

by AP and ILH Staff

The film, written by Justine Juel Gillmer, dramatizes Haft's experience in Auschwitz, a central part of the Nazi death camp system.

Netflix to stream 'Beauty Queen of Jerusalem'

by ILH Staff

The critically acclaimed multi-generational historical drama was filmed in Hebrew, English, Ladino and Arabic, bringing to life the story of the Ermosa family, cursed to marry and live without love.

Jewish a cappella group releases Billy Joel-inspired Passover mash-up

by JNS and ILH Staff

Six13 creates a mash-up of classic tunes from the Jewish musician for their new song, aptly titled "A Billy Joel Passover."

Hollywood actor Liev Schreiber to star in Keshet, Disney's Holocaust series

by Eran Swissa

"A Small Light" is based on the story of Miep Gies, the Dutch woman who sheltered Anne Frank and her family during World War II. British actors Joe Cole ("Peaky Blinders") and Bel Powley ("The Diary of a Teenage Girl") are also cast.

Security crisis might keep Israel out of Eurovision

by Eran Swissa

The staff of the Foreign Ministry refuses to handle the security arrangements for the Israeli delegation as part of their strike against working conditions. Singer Michael Ben-David expressses hope the matter would be resolved.

Gal Gadot's special paycheck stirs controversy in Hollywood

Gal Gadot's mother takes aim at daughter's haters online

by Inbal Chiat

Many online commenters have criticized the Israeli actress, who lives in Los Angeles, for not using her immense online platform to address the security situation in her homeland.

Brooklyn Beckham, Nicola Peltz marry in Jewish ceremony

by Rotem Rozanski

Mazal tov! Son of soccer legend David Beckham and daughter of billionaire marry under chuppah at bride's family's estate in Palm Beach.

'Vampire Diaries' actor supports Israel amid terrorism wave

by Inbal Chiat

Nathaniel Buzolic shares video of makeshift memorial to victims of Tel Aviv attack with his 2.8 million followers, says, 'The world talks about racism, terrorism, and peace, but not when it concerns the Jews.'

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