Anat Stalinsky, an Israeli television director, created the documentary "Screams Before Silence" to shed light on the sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas during the October 7 massacre and subsequent events in Gaza.

The article highlights seven Jewish or Jew-ish shows on Netflix that may not be widely known but deserve attention, including "Bros," "Blackspace," "Heirs to the Land," "Unstoppable," "House of Flowers," "Hashoter Hatov," and "The Club."

Eretz Nehederet, often called Israel's Saturday Night Live, has gained international attention for its sketches that satirize various topics, including American campuses, the UN, and the BBC's coverage of the war in Gaza.

The Israeli television show "Chanshi" tells the story of an engaged Orthodox Jewish girl from Brooklyn who flees to Israel to fulfill her fantasies of sleeping with Israeli soldiers.

"Shababnikim" is an Israeli sitcom that follows the lives of four yeshiva students as they navigate contemporary Israel.

In this episode, journalist Neri Zilber interviews Avi Issacharoff, co-creator of the popular Israeli TV show Fauda, which has brought the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the forefront.

The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem is a popular Israeli TV series based on a bestselling novel, but it has been criticized for being melodramatic, culturally inappropriate, and politically biased.

The Israeli acting industry is small, so it feels like there are only a handful of actors who appear in many Israeli shows.

Season 3 of the popular haredi Orthodox drama series Shtisel will be released on Netflix on March 25.

Ruti Broudo, the mastermind behind Hotel Montefiore and the R2M Restaurant Group in Tel Aviv, has turned the COVID-19 seating restrictions into an opportunity for creativity and protest.

Nadav Eyal, an experienced Israeli foreign affairs reporter, explores the global impact of anti-globalization movements in his book "The Revolt Against Globalization."

In "The Revolt Against Globalization," Israeli foreign affairs reporter Nadav Eyal explores how globalization fuels various political movements globally, including encounters with miners in Pennsylvania, anarchists in Greece, neo-Nazis in Germany, and Marine LePen.

Israeli television has seen a rise in series depicting the lives of religious Jews, showcasing iconic shows like Srugim, Kathmandu, Shtisel, and the latest addition, Shababnikim.

"Srugim" is a unique Israeli show focusing on a group of modern Orthodox singles in Jerusalem, navigating the intersection of their faith with contemporary Israeli life.