Israeli TV
‘The Escape’ makes its debut, ‘Shalom’ enchants - review
In addition, "Cupertino" is a new series from Robert and Michelle King, the husband-and-wife duo behind "The Good Wife" and "The Good Fight."
New Israeli documentary captures Soroka's fight to save lives on October 7
Israeli television marks three years since October 7 massacre
PremiumPremiumFrom live-streamed massacre to cinema: How Israeli filmmakers confront October 7
New documentary features Israelis, Palestinians who have lost family to conflict
The film advocates for the idea that in order to have any hope of peace, both sides must be able to see both the pain and the humanity of the other.
Leonard Cohen’s Yom Kippur War tour to become TV drama
Leonard Cohen made took a spontaneous tour around Israel during the Yom Kippur War to entertain the IDF troops.
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.
Famous Israeli media star Gal Uchovsky's sexual misconduct case closed
Israel's Central District Prosecutor's Office moved to dismiss the sexual misconduct case against the Israeli TV personality, journalist and producer.
'Image of Victory' and other hot shows for the summer
While Image of Victory, an antiwar epic set during the War of Independence, should ideally be seen on the big screen, it still plays well at home.
‘Fauda’ heads to Europe, still enthralling - TV review
The new season of Fauda began airing on Yes TV Action last night at 10 p.m. and is also available on Yes VOD and Sting TV.
Shira Haas cast in Netflix series, as Kan’s 'Rehearsals' begins streaming on Hulu
Haas will play one of the investigating officers, DC Maplewood, in 'Bodies,' a British crime thriller that is being adapted from a Si Spencer graphic novel.
Jam-packed 'Jerusalem' and fond farewells
The exciting, suspenseful world of the latest Israeli TV.
Has Israeli TV lost all interest in Nazi-hunting?
From my personal experience of directing the Jerusalem office of the Simon Wiesenthal, the toughest “nut to crack,” has always been Israeli television.
Israeli artists win as US court rules against ‘pirates’
The court awarded $7,650,000 in damages from each of the pirated sites for infringing the creators’ rights.