When Israeli Culture is Rejected by the World
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Boy George wins over Tel Aviv crowd with music, message of solidarity
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Boy George at the Nova festival memorial: ‘If you’re ever confused, I stand with the Jews’
Boy George, who arrived on Saturday, will perform on Wednesday and next Saturday in Tel Aviv, and said that they would feature his recently released song, “We Will Dance Again.”
Boy George visits Nova massacre site ahead of Tel Aviv concerts dedicated to survivors
The British singer joined Sylvan Adams, Nova survivors and bereaved families at Re’im, ahead of two performances in Tel Aviv, including a November 7 concert dedicated to the Nova community.
‘Paging Hezbollah,’ now playing in US theaters, tells the story of an ingenious Mossad operation
The pager operation was carried out on September 17, 2024, when the Mossad detonated about 5,000 pagers that it had surreptitiously sold to Hezbollah.
Tel Aviv University unveils October 7 memorial honoring victims of attack
Designed by architect Lihi Davidovich Ein Gedi, the memorial features engraved commemorative messages and a digital archive preserving nearly 1,000 memorial stickers
UK artist David Breuer-Weil to launch Tel Aviv solo exhibition focused on Oct. 7
His upcoming Tel Aviv showcase brings together a body of work addressing the tragedy of the Oct. 7 massacre, the emotional return of the hostages, and complex questions surrounding Jewish identity.
Arava film festival celebrates movies shaped by the desert
The 15th Arava International Film Festival opens November 4 with an expanded two-screen setup, featuring Cannes festival hits and major Israeli film premieres.
Rapper Ja Rule comes to Tel Aviv, speaks on legacy, aging, and Tupac-Biggie row - interview
“If you’ve never seen me perform live, you’re in for a treat,” he noted when discussing his approach to touring.
Albert Camus' classic existential novel 'The Stranger' receives a sleek, stunning cinematic update
The Stranger is a classic of modern French literature, and adapting it for the screen must have been daunting, but Ozon, an eclectic and often playful and original filmmaker who is up to the task.
‘I just felt like I needed to say something’: Boy George arrives in Israel
The singer spoke about his Jewish friends, his decision to speak out following October 7 and his song “We Will Dance Again.”
Daniel Silva's newest novel 'Ransom' proves to be a superb and timely spy thriller - review
The action in 'Ransom' moves effortlessly across Europe. England, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Finland, Denmark, and the Netherlands all feature – even the Luxembourg embassy in London.
