Batsheva's last visit was met with angry demonstrations. What's expected this time round?

Israeli singer Yasmin Levy has a new album coming out and a new tour, starting in the UK.

An Israeli won first prize at an international storytelling contest at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

A unique meeting was held in London between British and Israeli filmmakers as part of Seret, London's first Israeli Film and Television Festival.

Review: Forget the wet and windy British summer. Along the Thames at London's South Bank, take a hot, sunny holiday to Cuba.

Viewers from all over the world have been touched by his films dealing with family and relationships. Now he's on the way to London for the Israeli film festival. An interview with Tomer Heymann.

This is the golden age of the Israeli silver screen. What better time to celebrate the first Israeli film festival in London?

It's not easy to export local humour to the comedy world, but the series Ramzor (Traffic Light) has done just that. Will Britain get its own version? An interview with Adir Miller.

Aharon Appelfeld, the 80 year-old Israeli novelist, has won the coveted Independent Foreign Fiction Prize for his novel, Blooms of Darkness.

They're neither in Hollywood, nor Israel's booming film industry. The story of four filmmakers who have chosen to make movie magic here.

Writers and actors, including Howard Jacobson and Maureen Lipman, have sharply criticized a recent letter calling on Shakespeare's Globe (pictured) to cancel next month's performance by Israel's Habima theatre.

A lawyer turned journalist and stand-up, making jokes about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. An interview with Daphna Baram.

This successful soprano favours London to the music industry of Los Angeles, showing that it's not just from Israel that they end up here. An interview with Hila Plitmann.

Review: In Avner Ben-Gal's current exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ, there is dark humour to be found amongst the images of violence and moral decay.

An Israeli photographer is winning international plaudits with a new exhibition at the Imperial War Museum. An interview with Ori Gersht.

On the 25th anniversary of his famous graphic novel, centred on the Holocaust, Art Spiegelman records all that happened since.

"Barbie Blues", funded by the Friends of Tel Aviv University Trust in Great Britain, has been screened at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah.

An Israeli film has been nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, competing against films from countries including Belgium, Canada, Iran, and Poland.

The veteran Israeli singer-songwriter won a lifetime award this year and is now preparing to perform his hits in London.

In his eighth decade, Bob Dylan looks like the last of the folk music giants. Since June 1988 he has been touring the world in a series of performances known as the Never Ending Tour.