Israeli Culture

The singer and songwriter is releasing the soundtrack for "One Night in April," her most personal and provocative work, and admits she never believed the materials would see the light of day: "A life journey that was torture for me."

The hit that Yair Rosenblum banned from the Nahal Band, the classic born from love, and the words found in rehabilitation that became a chilling memorial song: 30 years after his death, we return to the unknown stories behind the songs that became the soundtrack of Israel.

Sheri Alfi-Nissan—actress, singer, author, and Oxford researcher—reflects on the culture of self-realization, her Iraqi roots, and life in the shadow of her famous family. On the occasion of her new novel, "Only on Happy Occasions," she shares her thoughts on why the pursuit of success can lead to a sense of lack, and discusses maintaining close ties with her brother, Guri Alfi, and her parents...

Writer Hadasa Ben Ari shared the dramatic step she was forced to take in the English version of her successful book, and the unimaginable gap she encountered regarding American culture: "I made difficult and painful decisions."

Dani Dotan, a multidisciplinary artist and leader of the legendary band "HaClick", marks the release of his new book "Don't Light a Candle for Me". In a candid interview, he reflects on the legacy of Israeli punk, the power of protest art, and the longing for his late bandmates.

The beloved comedian speaks for the first time about the painful marital crisis he endured, the challenges of living alone in the heart of Tel Aviv, and his decision not to give up on his biggest dream.

At a festive ceremony held in Jerusalem marking the 120th anniversary of the Bezalel Academy, the Honorary Fellow award was presented to four distinguished figures from the worlds of culture, media, and academia for their significant social contributions.

The 33rd Storytellers Festival, managed by Yossi Alfi, will take place during Chol HaMoed Sukkot at the Givatayim Theater. The program includes historical panels, personal encounters, and musical performances.