Explore a new treasure trove of Israeli films old and new
Jerusalem Cinematheque’s Israel Film Archive features 30,000 titles recorded on 2 million meters of film – now digitized and many available for free.
Jerusalem Cinematheque’s Israel Film Archive features 30,000 titles recorded on 2 million meters of film – now digitized and many available for free.
One of the founding fathers of citrus fruit worldwide, the etrog has a fascinating history and many strange and interesting uses.
The IZZY subscription service available anywhere (but Israel) offers unlimited films, shows and documentaries all exclusively coming from Israel.
‘The Day the Animals Defeated the Coronas’ teaches children to maintain optimism, positivity and inner strength to cope during the pandemic.
A voice in her head told India Persaud to go to Israel after college. Here she’s found her calling as a YouTuber showing Israeli culture to the world.
Photographer Ariel Van Straten fulfills his dream to document the princes of the desert that compelled him in his childhood, before they disappear.
Annual event seeks to ‘infect’ viewers with new ideas, empathy and creativity. One show features dancers aged 65-80; another reenacts Eichmann trial.
Stunning photos of an owl nestling in a tree and a hoopoe flapping its way through the night sky impress judges.
iPad app for hand-drawn animation ‘came from a feeling of how fun it would be if you could just kick back and make animations without a workspace.’
From testing doggie biscuits to helping out the elderly, our favorite Israeli working dogs keep their paws full.
Georgina Green wants BeeZee to ‘create a bit of hope’ for Israeli business owners struggling to stay afloat.
With caterers and hotels dormant, Leket Israel doesn’t have enough rescued meals for those in need, so it is trying a mutually beneficial model.
Two Jewish and Bedouin entrepreneurs apply Israel’s tech revolution to prevent deadly accidents involving camels and vehicles.
‘The many challenges resulting from the coronavirus crisis obligate us to respond, in all aspects of life,’ says Tel Aviv mayor.
Airline food company hit hard by Covid-19 crisis now sells its frozen meals to the public at large.