Arya Pinsker was just a little boy when he arrived at the experimental torture barrack in Auschwitz. His whole family was killed that day, and their remains were turned into the smoke of the Birkenau crematoria. Only his brother survived with him, and he was the one who saved his life. Out of a thousand children who were in that torture barrack, only four survived the experiments. His story was given as testimony at a ceremony held this week in the reconstructed laboratory at the Auschwitz Museum, where an international campaign was launched to preserve and restore 8,000 crumbling shoes of Jewish children who were murdered in the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camps during the Holocaust.

22 September 2022

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Rain is certainly a special occurrence in Israel, not for its frequency but for the alignment of the Israeli wet season to Jewish prayers and traditions. It is one of the many facts that inherently tie the Jewish faith to the Land of Israel.

The area of the Southern Levant, Israel included, has been an agricultural-based society for the vast majority of recorded history. The Mediterranean climate offers the perfect conditions for bountiful farming. However, nothing is perfect and the downside of this climate is that rain is extremely rare during the Summer months, to the point where most Israelis see rain strictly as a Winter occurrence.

20 September 2022

Read more: In Sync With The Prayer Cycle, The First Rains Of Israel's Wet Season Arrive This Week

Since the release of his short film that was accused of being politically charged, "In the Name of the Daughter" three years ago, the young director Liran Shitrit has been receiving a lot of warmth and love from the Israeli right. For them, an Israeli filmmaker who does not identify as a leftist and brings screen characters who express a nationalist ideology is a groundbreaking discovery that must be nurtured.

11 September 2022

Read more: Movie Trailer: Liran Shitrit's Latest Features The 'Hilltop Youth' In Judea & Samaria

After the blockbuster attention the documentary "The Tinder Swindler" received, Simon Leviev, or by his original name Shimon Hayut, returns to the screen. This time, however, it is an attempt to present his side of the story.

Leviev, and "Click.tv" announced an international original 'docu-reality' production with the participation of Simon Leviev. "SIMON SAYS:" is a 6-episode series that, according to the announcement: "gives a rare opportunity to enter the life and mind of someone who has become the most talked-about Israeli in the world."

08 September 2022

Read more: Watch: 'Tinder Swindler' Tells His Side Of The Story In A New Documentary

One talented and determined Arab-Israeli is aiming to do something that has not been done in 46 years, make the National Olympic team. Not since the Soccer star Rafat Turk in the 1976 Montreal Olympics has an Israeli of Arab descent made the team. Much of this has to do with the fact that from the start of the first Intifada, many Arabs have shied away from associating with the State for fear of retribution, but that is rapidly shifting with more Arabs participating in National Service, including the Army as well as Israel’s various sports teams.

11 August 2022

Read more: Patriotic Israeli-Arab At European Swimming Championships Has Olympics On His Mind