Online concert series seeks to expand traditional views of 'Jewish music'
The free video series will feature 15- to 25-minute performances from musicians who showcase a range of "styles, heritages and histories."
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Israeli TV drama 'Queens' sold to France, Germany
HOT series focuses on local mafia family after a hit that takes out all the men, leaving the women to negotiate a hostile world on their own.
Warner Music hits right note with new Israeli affiliate
The American recording giant is already home to several highly successful Israeli artists, including Noga Erez, Noa Kirel, and Stephane Legar. The local branch will source talents in Israel, Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey.
Brazilian artist's 'Golda Meir' bust on display in Israel
"I love this country and especially Golda Meir. Everything that she did for the country." Brazilian artist Rodrigo Castro Artilheiro says.
Does 'Beauty Queen of Jerusalem' live up to the hype?
The streaming giant will air the critically acclaimed historical drama on May 20 and it is already one of the most anticipated Israeli shows of the year.
'My Unorthodox Life' star Julia Haart shares her Jewish journey
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.
Israeli museum bridges art, modern technology in virtual reality exhibit
Open from June 10-October 17, TOMORROW will feature the works of Claude Monet, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Cézanne, Vincent van Gogh, Gustav Klimt, Aubrey Beardsley, and others.
Israel Film Festival to showcase 30 films, series in Los Angeles
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'
The film, written by Justine Juel Gillmer, dramatizes Haft's experience in Auschwitz, a central part of the Nazi death camp system.
Haifa Symphony plans to break cultural taboo with Wagner concert
German-Israeli conductor David Miller says Wagner's music is "part of western culture" and that Israeli orchestras regularly perform music by composers "no less antisemitic."