What Does “Free Palestine” Really Mean?
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear fabulous hats and sparkly jackets. ✨
British music icon Boy George takes the stage for his first sold-out show at Tel Aviv’s Menora Stadium! 🇮🇱
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear fabulous hats and sparkly jackets. ✨
British music icon Boy George takes the stage for his first sold-out show at Tel Aviv’s Menora Stadium! 🇮🇱
A Eurovision legend is leaving Europe behind after facing rising antisemitism, death threats, and canceled performances.
Lenny Kuhr, the 76-year-old Dutch singer who won Eurovision in 1969, has officially made aliyah to Israel alongside her husband, Robert. After years of performing across Europe, including facing disruptions by pro-Palestinian activists, Kuhr has chosen to begin a new chapter closer to her children and grandchildren.
“I want to live in a country that I love,” she said upon arriving in Israel. Her story is a painful reflection of the growing hostility Jewish artists face in Europe, where even celebrated cultural icons are being made to feel unwelcome.
A Eurovision legend is leaving Europe behind after facing rising antisemitism, death threats, and canceled performances.
Lenny Kuhr, the 76-year-old Dutch singer who won Eurovision in 1969, has officially made aliyah to Israel alongside her husband, Robert. After years of performing across Europe, including facing disruptions by pro-Palestinian activists, Kuhr has chosen to begin a new chapter closer to her children and grandchildren.
“I want to live in a country that I love,” she said upon arriving in Israel. Her story is a painful reflection of the growing hostility Jewish artists face in Europe, where even celebrated cultural icons are being made to feel unwelcome.
British music icon @boygeorgeofficial speaks at the site of the Nova massacre about his love for Israel and why he has always felt so comfortable here as a gay performer.
He recalls one of his earliest visits to Tel Aviv, when he came across a bar dedicated to Divine, the iconic American drag queen, actor, and performer. It was moments like these that made him feel welcomed and accepted in Israel, a country he continues to hold close to his heart.
British music icon @boygeorgeofficial speaks at the site of the Nova massacre about his love for Israel and why he has always felt so comfortable here as a gay performer.
He recalls one of his earliest visits to Tel Aviv, when he came across a bar dedicated to Divine, the iconic American drag queen, actor, and performer. It was moments like these that made him feel welcomed and accepted in Israel, a country he continues to hold close to his heart.
British musician @boygeorgeofficial visits the site of the Nova music festival and speaks to survivors and former hostages. He tells the crowd what inspired him to write his song “We Will Dance Again,” and reiterates to everyone “If you are ever confused, I stand with the Jews.”
British musician @boygeorgeofficial visits the site of the Nova music festival and speaks to survivors and former hostages. He tells the crowd what inspired him to write his song “We Will Dance Again,” and reiterates to everyone “If you are ever confused, I stand with the Jews.”
Israeli fashion takes center stage in Rome! 🇮🇱✨
Kim Kardashian stunned on the red carpet at the premiere of her new Hulu series, All’s Fair, wearing a breathtaking custom creation by renowned Israeli fashion designer Galia Lahav.
Israeli fashion takes center stage in Rome! 🇮🇱✨
Kim Kardashian stunned on the red carpet at the premiere of her new Hulu series, All’s Fair, wearing a breathtaking custom creation by renowned Israeli fashion designer Galia Lahav.
Careers are on the line. All because celebrities may soon face the ultimate consequence of being unfollowed by Ms. Rachel.
Our thoughts are with everyone navigating this difficult time. 🙏
Careers are on the line. All because celebrities may soon face the ultimate consequence of being unfollowed by Ms. Rachel.
Our thoughts are with everyone navigating this difficult time. 🙏
During Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update, comedian Michael Che mocked Israel’s record voter turnout, saying it was great “regardless of if you’re on the right side, or the left side, or the genocide.”
What a weird way to talk about the only country in the region that even holds elections.
At a time when Israelis are exercising their democratic rights in historic numbers, including strong participation from Arab Israeli voters, reducing their participation in democracy to a punchline about genocide is deeply irresponsible.
Comedy has always been a space for political commentary and criticism, but it also carries responsibility, particularly at a time of rising antisemitism.
Accusations invoking genocide should not be casually turned into punchlines at the expense of an entire nation.
During Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update, comedian Michael Che mocked Israel’s record voter turnout, saying it was great “regardless of if you’re on the right side, or the left side, or the genocide.”
What a weird way to talk about the only country in the region that even holds elections.
At a time when Israelis are exercising their democratic rights in historic numbers, including strong participation from Arab Israeli voters, reducing their participation in democracy to a punchline about genocide is deeply irresponsible.
Comedy has always been a space for political commentary and criticism, but it also carries responsibility, particularly at a time of rising antisemitism.
Accusations invoking genocide should not be casually turned into punchlines at the expense of an entire nation.
🇮🇱 Boy George has landed in Israel!
The British music icon is set to perform two concerts in Tel Aviv, including a special performance dedicated to the victims of the Nova music festival.
Speaking about his single “Od Nirkod” (“We Will Dance Again”), Boy George shared that he wrote the song because he “felt like I needed to say something.”
A powerful reminder of music’s ability to bring people together, honor those we’ve lost, and spread hope. ❤️
🇮🇱 Boy George has landed in Israel!
The British music icon is set to perform two concerts in Tel Aviv, including a special performance dedicated to the victims of the Nova music festival.
Speaking about his single “Od Nirkod” (“We Will Dance Again”), Boy George shared that he wrote the song because he “felt like I needed to say something.”
A powerful reminder of music’s ability to bring people together, honor those we’ve lost, and spread hope. ❤️
