Former hostage Omer Shem Tov on a new film documenting his ordeal in Gaza
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The Jewish star is the tent born in this feel-good film about the sanctuary of a good marriage
By John Nathan
The Harry Potter and White Lotus star’s Jewish heritage uncovered
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By Jacob Jaffa
The Israeli actress, 40, is currently in the UK to make thriller The Runner
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