"Jaber" follows a Jordanian boy who uncovers a stone in the city of Petra with a Hebrew inscription on it. Director Muhyiedeen Qandour: "The argument made by some about the movie is simply naive and even childish."
Through Twitter posts and Instagram stories, Richman takes fans along as he tours Masada, Acre, the Dead Sea, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem in what is his first visit to Israel. Of his stop at the Western Wall he writes, "I walked away from that wall feeling very different than the man who had walked up to it."
"Everyone and his Family," by Yehuda Atlas and Yael Mishali, was originally published 21 years ago and describes single-parent families, divorced and blended families, and LGBTQ families.
According to sources familiar with the discussions, representatives of the Miss Universe Organization, which holds the rights over the competition, have met with Israeli producers in New York and even secretly visited Israel. "The goal is to host the event as early as this year, but at the same time we are looking into the option of holding the 2020 pageant here," one source familiar with the discussions tells Israel Hayom.
Never-before-seen manuscripts, diaries, and letters unveiled on Wednesday after lengthy legal proceedings.
With an impressive TV portfolio, including but not limited to “Hell's Kitchen”, “Kitchen Nightmares”, “MasterChef”, “MasterChef Junior” and “Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back,” TV's most prominent chef shown no signs of slowing down.
In "Dylan & Me: 50 Years of Adventures" author Louie Kemp details his friendship with the singer from the time they grew up in middle-class Jewish families in northern Minnesota. Born Bobby Zimmerman, the music icon began embracing evangelical Christianity in 1979, but returned to Judaism several years later.
Pop legend behind timeless ballads such as "Endless Love" and "Hello" blocks anti-Israel group Code Pink on Twitter after harassment campaign seeking to make him cancel September gig in Israel.
50,000 fans of international pop diva Jennifer Lopez brave the August heat and humidity to dance to J-Lo's greatest hits.
Production turns the story of Mossad agents who in 1984 established a fake resort up the coast from Port Sudan in a bid to rescue Ethiopian Jews into a light, "Ocean’s 11"-like caper, adding cartoonish dialogue from hack superhero films and slathering the whole mess in white savior complex.
