Israel/Culture

The British pop star's Tel Aviv show comes at a time when performances by international artists in Israel have become rare, following months in which he has publicly voiced support for Israel and Jews

Council members demand a screening of the film, arguing that its absence from Israeli screenings has fueled concerns over its accuracy and political purpose

Zohar said "it is very possible" that following a Shin Bet investigation, more serious crimes could be uncovered and that the NAZA filmmakers may end up in prison

Zohar asked the Shin Bet to determine who supplied the documents, how they were obtained and whether classified security or operational information was used unlawfully

The film’s allegations may warrant serious scrutiny of Israel’s targeting practices, but the material released so far does not establish the specific intent required to prove genocide

The Council announced an urgent review of how it scores film festivals representing Israel internationally, calling the war documentary "a grave act of defamation" against IDF soldiers

Zohar brands the filmmakers’ work an “act of treason” after NAZA wins the Special Jury Prize

Israeli co-director Yuval Abraham criticizes the film’s detractors during his acceptance speech; IDF rejects allegations about its conduct in Gaza

When authorities told Eli Avivi in 1970 that he had to vacate his home on Achziv beach, he declared the area a sovereign state with its own flag and anthem. That's how "the State of Achziv" was born

Ship found intact at a depth of 503 meters following a complex search operation using advanced marine survey systems

Jacqueline Mintz took in the Jewish child during the Second World War and received the title of Righteous Among the Nations 83 years later

More than 80 years after the Holocaust, three generations of the same family reunited at Yad Vashem with a miniature Hebrew Bible written in the Lodz ghetto, which its author believed was lost forever

A state ceremony, attended by Isaac Herzog and Benjamin Netanyahu, will pay tribute to those who inspired the father of modern political Zionism

Soldier Shira Braun, who was photographed with Clavicular, will be removed from her unit and will not be allowed to serve in her current role for the remainder of her military service

A Kafr Qasim family's decision to donate their passed-away daughter's organs saved a Jerusalem boy's life after nine months in intensive care

'For me, canceling music is like taking books off the shelves,' Greenwood argues cultural boycotts may strengthen the Israeli government by deepening Israelis' sense of isolation

New facilities, including a protected NICU and an expanded trauma center are expected to open in the coming months

The move represents a gesture of appreciation for Trump’s support for Israel

The poll, released ahead of Pride Month, reveals a dramatic gap between public opinion and the positions of Israel's political representatives on LGBT rights

The Association for LGBTQ Rights published the ranking of local authorities in relation to the LGBTQ community

The government approved the project during a special meeting for Jerusalem Day

According to a study conducted by Tel Aviv University, half of the survey participants (53.3%) indicated that their sense of belonging to the country is currently strong.

Grossman was congratulated by the German ambassador to Israel, who called him a 'master' of multiple forms

Police cancel this year's pilgrimage to Mt. Meron for Lag BaOmer, citing security concerns amid war with Hezbollah