Israeli actors
Israeli television is thriving on screen - but insiders warn of an industry in crisis
Israeli television is still producing global hits, but behind the success, budgets, politics and fewer commissions threaten the industry’s future
Where 'lost kids' fly: In a country shaped by war, Peter Pan reminds Israelis to breathe
‘Tell Me Everything’ leads 2026 Ophir Awards race with record 16 nominations
Israeli creators expand their presence in Hollywood
Google Doodle honors Israeli filmmaker and activist Ronit Elkabetz
The illustration was created by Israeli artist Maya Shleifer and celebrates what would have been Elkabetz's birthday.
What were the 10 best Israeli-made TV shows of the last year?
Four thrillers, four musical series, hasidic dramas and youth comedies all make up the list of Israel's best TV shows from the year 5782.
Shira Haas to play Israeli superheroine Sabra in MCU's Captain America 4
Shira Haas playing the role of Jewish Israeli superhero Sabra in the MCU's "Captain America: New World Order," set to be released on May 3, 2024.
Habima National Theatre plays Bucharest
Couple accused of spying in Turkey will campaign with Lior Raz
Mordi and Natalie Oknin, the couple who were arrested in Turkey last November, will be featured in an ad campaign with the “Fauda” star for an insurance company.
Amir Khoury is poised to be Israel’s next big star
You might expect that an actor riding this kind of a wave would be a bit arrogant, but the trilingual Khoury, is thoughtful, soft-spoken and careful with his words.
Israeli satirists blast John Oliver’s segment on Israel-Gaza conflict
“It pained me to see a personal hero of mine saying something so unfair, unjust, and simplistic," comedian Tom Aharon said.
Not four nothing: Most Israeli celebs aren’t rocking the vote
While American celebrities try to energize young voters with a Rock-the-Vote campaign before elections, Israeli celebrities are posting and tweeting as usual about their careers.
Final nominees for Israeli TV awards announced
The real competition in the Israeli television industry in recent years is over which series will get picked up and/or remade abroad and the awards will surely help.
NIS 35 million in frozen funds released to Israeli entertainment industry
This NIS 35 million was paid by the commercial channels to the State Treasury, for the benefit of investing in Israeli productions.