The Kosher Beach is a gated 100-meter strip of beach in Tel Aviv with dedicated days for women and men to bathe separately. It’s only a half hour drive from Bnei-Brak, a closed Orthodox city, but for the “Brave Bunch”, a female Orthodox sisterhood from Bnei-Brak, it’s light years away. It’s their source of quiet sanity; their own private haven of freedom where they can be themselves, take a deep ocean breath and open their hearts to the sea. An entire hidden world full of humor is exposed, which only exists from the moment they get on the minibus that takes them to the beach to the moment they get off the bus and re-enter their city. We get to taste this forbidden fruit, discovering the inner world of these ultra Orthodox women. But when the heads of their community threaten to close it down, will the women give in or fight?
In an elementary school courtyard, a young Palestinian man plays a dangerous version of the classical children’s game “Red Light, Green Light”, with an armed squad of Israeli soldiers. In this game players are disqualified for moving. The soldiers charge forward, deeply motivated to reach him, and then freeze when the Palestinian turns to face them. He uses different tricks in order to make the soldiers budge and to remove them from the courtyard until only one soldier remains standing.
Noga, a beautiful young woman, inclined to depression and existential despair, is sitting on a bench in downtown Tel Aviv, trying to find relaxation and clear her mind of all the negative thoughts. Johnny, a cool and sweet young guy, joins her for a cigarette and a philosophical conversation.
Министр Бецалель Смотрич представил на утверждение кабинета и получил разрешение для 34 населённых пункта. Часть из них совершенно новые, а часть — фермы, созданные в последние годы и теперь получившие официальный статус. Историческая значимость этого решения заключается не только в …
Пьетро Палаццини мыл посуду на кухне Ватикан, когда до него донеслись крики. Это было 16 октября 1943 года. Рим, находившийся под нацистской оккупацией всего пять недель, вот-вот должен был измениться навсегда. Пьетро подбежал к окну. То, что он увидел, осталось …
