The Cakemaker, a film about a gay baker who comes to Jerusalem after his Israeli lover dies, won Best Picture at Israel‘s Ophir Awards, the country’s version of the Academy Awards. Directed by Ofir Raul Graizer, Cakemaker was nominated for nine Ophirs in all and won six, including Best Picture, […]
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“I couldn’t believe that I was being discriminated against in the place that I was always led to believe was a homeland for all Jews.”
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Opened in 2002, it’s a government-funded, temporary emergency hostel for LGBTQ adolescents of all ethnicities and religions
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Niv Gradus wowed the crowd and judges on Israel’s Got Talent with a pole dance, wearing nothing but black tights and high stiletto heels
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