"A Girl in a Blue Shirt," by Gabriel Bensimhon, tells the story of a young Moroccan immigrant to Israel. There is also interest in the book in the United Arab Emirates.
Alexander Ilichevsky, one Russia's most renowned authors, lives in Jerusalem, works as a medical physicist at Hadassah Ein Karem, and is completely unknown in the country he has called home for the last eight years.
In his concerts, Amit Weiner plays compositions created by Jewish composers who perished in the Holocaust and tells the audience about the vital role music had in survival in concentration camps and ghettos.
SPYLEGENDS, established by former Mossad agent Avner Avraham, employs former members of intelligence and security forces from Israel and abroad.
Europeans less than enthused about the three finalists for Israel's song, which will be chosen in a special broadcast on Kan 11 on Jan. 25.
"I'm proud to represent my beloved country," the 37-year-old actress tells her Instagram followers.
Report “Where We Are on TV” finds that 70 out of 773 series regular characters on broadcast scripted prime-time TV were LGBTQ, compared to 90 out of a total of 879 characters in the 2019-2020 season.
The Scottish Halo Trust, which runs de-mining operations in former war zones, helped Israel make Qasr al-Yahud on the Jordan River safe for Christian worshippers.
The hugely popular show portrays the "vicious terrorist crimes" committed by Israel and the United States against Iran, producers say.
Novy God went through an incredible transformation in Israeli society: it went from being the Russian holiday that contributed to prejudice against immigrants from the former USSR to becoming the end-of-the-year party more and more Israelis are starting to join in.
