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Apple to pledge $100 billion for US manufacturing, White House official says
Apple did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Trump's tariffs cost Apple $800 million in the June quarter and spurred some customers to buy iPhones in late spring this year.
Apple launches its streaming service for Android devices
'One Day in October,' real stories told: 'Rivals' and 'Disclaimer' twisted dramas
'Kissufim': A look at a kibbutz on the Gaza border at a gentler time
'Dismissed,' crime capers, and more – What's new on TV in Israel?
If you want to watch something where people wear a little bit more clothing, season four of Emily in Paris is being released August 15 on Netflix.
Now on TV: Olympic dramas, the unknown Liz Taylor, and fierce Iranian women
If you’re into gymnastics and you need something to watch after the Simone Biles miniseries on Netflix, you can see Nadia, a TV movie about Nadia Comenici.
Natalie Portman lights up 'Lady in the Lake'
Natale Portman's 'Lady in the Lake' focuses on painting equally rich portraits of Black and Jewish Baltimore of the mid-1960s.
The real Jewish history of 'Rosie’ Rosenthal in Apple TV+’s ‘Masters of the Air’
Though Judaism may not have been Rosenthal’s primary motivating factor, the concentration camp scene in the series finale — which Orloff said actually happened — lays bare that the weight of fighting
Flight flights, hot hit men, and beautiful Belgravia
Masters of the Air focuses on four airmen, and unfortunately the development of these characters doesn’t match up to the level of the excitingly filmed dogfights.
'Enemies', 'HaMefakedet' and more hot Israeli shows to watch
The documentary series "Enemies" is back for its second season and will be airing on Kan 11, with an episode about the Yom Kippur War.
Which television services operate on Yom Kippur in Israel?
The regulation rules of the Cable and Satellite Council prohibit self-broadcasting on Yom Kippur, and this includes video such as television. But there are exceptions to every rule.
Rising creative production company aims to continue legacy of Jewish tradition
While Jewish representation on-screen isn't as much as it could be, a new creative production company is taking actions into their own hands to change that.
Why a streaming slowdown opens the door for new opportunities
Entertainment is constantly evolving. Therefore, today’s businesses need to remain pliable too and consistently look at new ways of engagement and monetization to remain competitive.
How are streaming services solving subscriber stagnation?
Streaming industry expert Tal Chalozin grants insight on what the biggest platforms in streaming are planning in order to survive.
Man with gun takes hostage at Amsterdam Apple store, broadcaster reports
Several video clips on the broadcaster's website appeared to show a person being held at gunpoint.
