Brewing Trouble, a new Israeli comedy series, debuts on Yes
The new Israeli series, centered on former criminals turned brewers, is the kind of comedy with heart that a lot of people are craving right now.
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Pack a Seder: How one box is reaching Israel's most isolated survivors
New platform matches stranded travelers with families for Pesach in Israel
Amid war with Iran hospitals in central Israel operate under emergency conditions and severe strain
Finding light in the shadows of crisis
Continuing support for abused children in times of war
Song about enemy drones written by 11-year-old becomes unofficial anthem of Israel-Iran war
Krigel, who is from Moshav Zvi in the Gilboa region, wrote and sang the hip-hop song, and a video of him performing it with his sister, Adi, quickly went viral when she uploaded it to TikTok.
An Israeli reservist turned his son’s screen time into an AI learning platform
Yuvi LAB, developed by Home Front Command reservist Moti Malka with his son and colleagues, aims to help children build games, apps and learning tools in a free, login-free online environment.
Exploring identity through art at Jerusalem's Museum on the Seam
Two exhibitions at the Museum on the Seam proffer an emotional reality check of the lay of our land.
Israeli architects honor Lebanese soldiers in new feature film ‘Monument’ - review
A powerful true story about Israel and Lebanon shines through despite some uneven dialogue.
'My Israeli Journey': Shaul Mofaz recounts battles, politics, and family - review
My Israeli Journey one of the most accurate, non-academic records of the years in which Mofaz served in the IDF and in his post-army service to his country.
Jerusalem highlights: March 20 – March 26
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Rewind history to the Gulf War with these Israeli classics
TV Time: The Israel Film Archive has a wealth of clips going back over a century, including home movies, footage of weddings, nature scenes, inventions, fashion shows, folk dances, and movies, etc.
Israeli artist Idan Raichel blends music, art and desert magic in 'Fata Morgana'
Idan Raichel’s desert festival “Fata Morgana” blends music, art and resilience amid a time of war and uncertainty.
Moroccan PhD student stays in Israel during war to finish Ben-Gurion University research
Hiba Benoutiq, a Moroccan doctoral student in Beersheba, says completing her dissertation on Jewish life in rural Morocco remains her top priority despite sirens, missile fire, and wartime disruption
