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Ron Leshem, Israeli-American who brought Euphoria and Bad Boy to life, takes stock of his life
The screenwriter/producer/novelist talks to The Jerusalem Post about his success in a medium where 'failure is the default.'
'A Little Something': New album by 'Post' senior editor that touches on themes of war, hostages
A dystopia, an archaeology series, and a reboot: Three top shows to watch in Israel this weekend
BGU Expands Global Reach: StandWithUs Conference and University Partnerships
ACUM awards music and literature prizes
Author Etgar Keret and composer Hagar Kadima receive Lifetime Achievement Awards.
Producer Lawrence Bender to receive lifetime achievement award at Jerusalem film fest
Lawrence Bender talks about chutzpah, Hollywood, and October 7 ahead of the 42nd Jerusalem Film Festival.
ACUM awards music and literature prizes
The ACUM Board of Directors Prize went to Rafi Kadishzon for his lifelong contribution to Israeli music as a composer, arranger, performer, and educator.
Jerusalem Film Festival 2025: international films, prizewinners, and must-see titles
From Michel Franco's Dreams starring Jessica Chastain to new works from the Dardenne brothers and Sergei Loznitsa, the Jerusalem Film Festival's 2025 edition showcases the best of global cinema.
Yoni Netanyahu Honored for Changing the World’s Response to Terrorism
The memory of Yonathan Netanyahu was honored at a ceremony in Porto as a champion who defended the dignity of Jewish families everywhere
Despite Recent 12-Day War with Iran, NBN Expects 2,000 Olim This Summer
Thousands of North American newcomers remain steadfast in their decision to immigrate, expected on multiple group Aliyah flights as well as flagship summer charter flight
Daniella Wexler: Retrospective or new exhibition?
In her current retrospective at the Jerusalem Theatre, the historical works appear in reproduction, embellished with painted decorative margins and additional new images.
A stage for resilience: Israel Festival expands beyond Jerusalem this summer
The Israel Festival’s winding itinerary, from city plazas to kibbutz lawns to a football pitch in Majdal Shams, is a fragile but insistent bridge.
Lost music from Auschwitz performed after 80 years
The music Geyer documented was played for the first time in 80 years at London’s Bloomsbury Theatre on June 3-7, 2025.
Lioness in lights: An Israeli filmmaker’s journey through Hollywood and war
With resilience and reinvention at the heart of her journey, Rotem Alima continues to navigate Hollywood while holding firmly to her roots and values.
