Mizrahi

Filmmaker Rami Kimchi debuts in prose with a collection exploring the prospects of romantic love in Israel. By centering on Mizrahi men outside of social margins, Kimchi weaves a narrative that blends psychology, tradition, modernity, and the history of the Zionist project.

After the primaries created a list identified almost entirely with the settlement movement in Judea and Samaria, the party is intensifying efforts to find a female candidate who will balance the list and help expand support circles to the "light" religious-national public. The move comes as Religious Zionism members realize they must reach out to additional audiences.