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Netflix's 'Hit & Run' shows revenge is a dish best served Israeli

Was Netflix's 'Hit & Run' inspired by true events?

by Alan Zeitlin, JNS and ILH Staff

Actor Lior Raz opens up on his new show shot in Brooklyn, remembering 9/11 and being called sexy. "It’s funny,” he says. “I’m just a bald, ordinary guy. If I’m sexy, then everybody is sexy.”

Hold up: 'Money Heist' actors in hot water for supporting Israel?

by Ami Friedman

Anti-Israel fans of the show are calling for its boycott after two actors from the hit series interviewed with the Israeli press and complimented the Jewish state.

TV legend Ed Asner dies at 91

by Eran Itzkovitch and AP

Asner, star of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and later "Lou Grant," was raised in an Orthodox Jewish family and given the Hebrew name Yitzhak.

Israeli actress fired from hit show for refusing COVID testing, vaccination

by Daniel Shirin and ILH Staff

Orna Pitussi, a vocal opponent of the coronavirus vaccine, sparked controversy in April when she compared Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla to Adolf Hitler. "We are committed to the health and safety of everyone involved in the show," the production company behind Kan 11's police thriller "Manayek" asserts.

Netflix series star blasted for comments about Orthodox Jewish life

by Inbal Chiat

Jewish activist calls Julia Haart's characterization of life in a Hassidic community "destructive and dangerous."

Israeli thriller 'Hit & Run' captivates audiences worldwide

by Ami Friedman

The new series featuring former Fauda star Lior Raz, which premiered on August 6, is currently number one on Netflix.

Netflix's 'Hit & Run' shows revenge is a dish best served Israeli

by Alan Zeitlin, JNS and ILH Staff

Lior Raz can carry any scene with just his green eyes; his brooding, menacing snarl; and his angry resting face, which precedes opening a can of beatdown on his enemies.

'Israeli Netflix' brings local film and TV to the world

by ILH Staff

"Labor of love" Screen iL promises largest Israeli film library available anywhere, as well as Israeli news, prime time shows, and reality TV.

Film about Israeli lawyer advocating for terrorists gets double Emmy nod

by Yair Altman

"Advocate," a controversial documentary that follows human-rights lawyer Lea Tsemel in her quest to defend Palestinian security prisoners, is up for Emmy awards in the Best Documentary and Outstanding Politics and Government Documentary categories.

Journalist Roni Daniel, Israeli TV icon, dies at 73

by Eran Swissa and Assaf Golan

Local media industry stunned by the sudden passing of Daniel, a veteran military commentator and a staple of Channel 12 News since its early days, who suffered a fatal cardiac episode at home. Prime Minister Bennett: He will be missed by all of us.

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