Israel

The creator of ‘Srugim’ is turning to fans to finance his next project

The show about Modern Orthodox singles in Jerusalem was an international success. But its creator is struggling to finance a show he says explores similar themes.

Eric Holtz quits as Team Israel’s baseball manager after 4 years at the helm and a disappointing Olympics

Some had predicted Israel would medal in the recently concluded Tokyo Olympics, but the squad finished fifth.

Citing new quarantine rules, Birthright cancels remaining summer trips to Israel

“We look forward to resuming trips as soon as possible,” a Birthright spokesman said,

medics treat the wounded after the Sbarro suicide bombing

20 years ago, a deadly suicide bombing shook Israel. Here’s how we covered it.

Gymnast Linoy Ashram wins Israel’s 3rd Olympic gold medal, over a Russian appeal

Natan Sharansky offered advice to cope with COVID lockdowns. Now he’s recovering from the virus.

Hezbollah fires 19 rockets at Israel in worst fighting since 2006 war

Israel to name Michael Herzog, the president’s brother and a longtime adviser to peace negotiators, as US ambassador

What happens when American Jews ‘watch’ the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? ‘The Viewing Booth’ offers a glimpse.

Artem Dolgopyat won a gold medal for Israel in Tokyo, but he can’t get married at home. His story reignites an old debate.

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