Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s film has sold out both New York Film Festival screenings and will open in Manhattan before expanding to Los Angeles and other US cities, despite having no American distributor

Jewish sources describe Yom Kippur as one of the year’s happiest days, when young people once sought partners; its ban on sexual intimacy, the authors argue, offers couples a lesson about repairing the heart before returning to the body

The producer and co-creator of the hit sitcom toured Sderot, the Nova festival site and Kfar Aza, meeting survivors featured in ‘The Bridge,’ a documentary about an initiative that brought 10 October 7 survivors to a US music camp

More than a million Americans cross into Mexico each year for dental care at a fraction of US prices, transforming Los Algodones from a desert vice town into a global medical-tourism hub

Five Israeli DJs were removed from Frequency Forest after weeks of threats to organizers and venues; police are separately investigating the torching of a producer’s BMW and Mercedes, while Ranji says the situation had reached ‘life-threatening levels’

Her father and stepmother were hacked to death in Massachusetts in 1892; Borden was tried and acquitted, but suspicion endured, and Ryan Murphy’s new Netflix series now offers its own answer to the mystery