A Jordanian drama that is often cited by anti-Israel activists when trying to bolster their arguments about how brutal Israel is will be released on Netflix next month. The film has been panned by many for taking a famous holocaust story and changing the location as well as the protagonist and antagonists. 

In September 2021, the premiere of the film "Farha" by Jordanian director Darin J. Sallam was held at the Toronto Film Festival. The few viewers who witnessed the period drama at this time, and in various screenings held since then at various festivals around the world, were exposed to an awful, mostly fictional plot that unfolds during the War of Independence and is presented from a one-sided Palestinian point of view. 

29 November 2022

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Behind the series of paintings in the new exhibition "Yet Tazita: Memory of a Home", which is currently on display at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, stands a 97-year-old artist, Avraham Pardo, known fondly as Avra. About a decade ago, Avra was flooded with memories from the past and found a way to translate them into the art of painting. These paintings are flashes of experiences from living in a village in Ethiopia and his family's journey, on their way to Israel.

03 November 2022

Read more: A 96 Year Old Ethiopian Man's Life & Art On Display In The Jerusalem Theater

Israel is to open a museum celebrating Albert Einstein, who was a German-born Jew.

The Israeli government has budgeted 64 million NIS as part of their 2023 budget, to establish the Albert Einstein Museum, in Jerusalem. The museum, at the Safra Campus of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, will present Einstein’s vast contributions to science, the impact of his discoveries on Israeli lives, and his crucial Zionist views as one of the founders of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

27 October 2022

Read more: Government Approves Long Overdue Albert Einstein Museum

If you were in Jerusalem on Wednesday, perhaps you witnessed what tens of thousands had at the Western Wall, the traditional blessings of the priests. This spectacular event was founded 52 years ago after the liberation of the Western Wall during the 6-Day-War and it takes place both on the holiday of Sukkot and Passover. As part of it, hundreds of priests, or “Kohanim” in Hebrew, bless the thousands of worshippers.

13 October 2022

Read more: Must Watch: Priestly Blessings At Western Wall Draws Tens Of Thousands

For over three thousand years, the Mount of Olives has been used for the burial of the Jews in Jerusalem. It is the oldest known Jewish cemetery and quite a few well-known figures throughout Jewish history are buried there. To this day, the Mount of Olives cemetery is considered a sought-after place to be buried, and Jews from all over the world still dream of being buried there.

02 October 2022

Read more: A New Initiative In Jerusalem Is Making The Vast Mount of Olives Far Easier To Navigate