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ג'ק ניקולסון בעיבוד הקולנועי של 'הניצוץ'
'The Shining' is a masterpiece, but have we been reading it wrong?
Stephen King’s bestseller became a Stanley Kubrick classic and cemented his status as the king of horror, but its most disturbing question remains: Does the writer create the work, or does the work create the writer?
Oded Wolkstein | 07.25.26
דונלד טראמפ בנימין נתניהו
Called Netanyahu a 'con man', said pager attack 'fascinating and appalling': The new book about Donald Trump
Book written by journalists from the New York Times reports that the US president promised Elon Musk and Tucker Carlson in the Oval Office that he would not go to war with Iran; He called Netanyahu one of the harshest insults in his lexicon
news | 06.21.26
וירג'יניה וולף
Air raid sirens and women’s voices: why Virginia Woolf’s essay still resonates in wartime Israel
Virginia Woolf wrote ‘Thoughts on Peace in an Air Raid’ during the London Blitz less than a year before her death — an essay centering women excluded from war decisions, strikingly relevant today, yet far from pacifist
Bacol Serlui | 03.12.26
שושן הרן
'Captive on a mission’: survivor Shoshan Haran on Gaza captivity and Israel’s moral reckoning
Abducted from Kibbutz Be’eri with her family, Shoshan Haran recounts life in Hamas captivity in a vital testimony that goes beyond survival, confronting loss, responsibility and Israel’s long-standing policy toward the Gaza border communities
Bacol Serlui | 02.08.26
הצילו את העסק. מתוך הסרט 'מרשעת: חלק 2'
Dark and joyless: why the Wicked novel is nothing like the hit film
Long before the musical and Universal’s films, Gregory Maguire’s 1995 novel was riddled with contradictions and weighed down by dull debates; its bleak, divided world lacked the color and magic that turned the screen adaptation into a global hit
Mor Fogelman-Dvorkin | 12.26.25
Pippi Longstocking
Pippi Longstocking turns 80 and still teaches kids how to be free
Eight decades after her debut, Pippi Longstocking remains a symbol of freedom, kindness and cheeky rebellion; a special project revisits Astrid Lindgren’s classic through the eyes of Israeli writers and illustrators who redraw the fearless girl for today
Yehuda Atlas | 12.06.25
וודי אלן
Woody Allen’s debut novel What's With Baum? is shallow, neurotic, occasionally funny
In What's With Baum?, Woody Allen returns to his familiar neurotic, narcissistic New Yorker — a self-absorbed intellectual with no self-awareness; at 90, Allen continues his self-referential storytelling, equal parts charming and cringeworthy
Navit Barel | 11.15.25
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