
Meir Fenigstein: One Man’s Show
How Meir Fenigstein Brings Israeli Stories to the American Screen

How Meir Fenigstein Brings Israeli Stories to the American Screen

Nineteen visiting Israeli filmmakers and talent took to the stage in recognition of their films, which will be screened throughout the festival.

In her debut book, Zeeva Bukai delves into the trauma of exile with elegance, passion, insight and sheer suspense.

Maxim D. Shrayer’s new poetry collection “Zion Square” contains the pain and dreams of a Jew with his heart in Israel, roots in Europe, and branches in the Unites States.


With the win, Spielberg becomes the 22nd person to attain an EGOT, or winning Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Awards.

Hochman, a popular Israeli stand-up comic and social media personality known for satirical videos and on-the-street interviews, was set to perform at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills on Jan. 27.

The album takes listeners on a somber musical odyssey, blending haunting vocals with moments of electronic texture to reflect both historical horror and emotional disorientation.

While antisemitic attacks against him intensified, so did demand for his work — particularly within Jewish communities.

The novel centers on Kent Duvall, a faded reality TV star, and a disgraced producer who are offered one last chance at redemption in a competition filmed on a remote island.



