Israeli hit shows finally offered on North American cable TV
The Jewish Life TV network will also air the original new series "Inside Fauda" and "Inside Prisoners of War" with interviews with actors and directors about the making of both series.
TV & Movies
'Unorthodox' wins prestigious Peabody Award
The highly acclaimed miniseries starring Israeli actress Shira Haas is recognized as one of the most "compelling and empowering stories released across broadcast and streaming media in 2020."
Cannes Festival to feature 4 Israeli films
Nadav Lapid's "Ahed's Knee" and Eran Kolirin's "Let It Be Morning" will compete for the festival's most prestigious award the Palme d'Or.
Daily Show host pins blame for recent violence on Israel
Failing to note Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists were among those killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, the comedian says that as Israel has one of the strongest militaries in the world, he cannot see the recent flare-up as "a fair fight."
Will Gal Gadot appear in the next Star Wars movie?
Mike Zeroh has previously said that Keanu Reeves would also appear in movie related to the Star Wars universe, and now he says she will be cast alongside him.
Netflix eyes series about Israel's first transgender soccer referee
Sapir Berman, who last month become the first transgender soccer referee in Israel's history, is reportedly being wooed by several streaming giants and production companies.
Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival goes virtual, announces lineup
Tickets now on sale for this year's festival, which opens May 19 and features Jewish feature films and documentaries from all over the world.
Shira Haas wins Spirit Awards for 'Unorthodox'
Netflix miniseries' male lead, Israeli actor Amit Rahav, wins in Best Male Performance in a Scripted Series category. Israeli director Shaul Schwarz wins Best New Non-Scripted or Documentary Series award for documentary series "Immigration Nation."
Israeli short film about pizza order gone wrong wins humanitarian award
"NEW WORLD (pizza) ORDER" is part of Haven Originals' Project Out, which focuses on stories about the "little guy" versus the government and big tech.
TV series about 2014 abduction of Israeli teens to air in world's largest Muslim county
Show also sold to Hong Kong, Australian broadcasters after success in Europe and Latin America. "A solid human-interest story knows no borders," Israeli production company says.