Miri Regev
Israel’s Culture Minister Is Killing Israeli Cinema
Israeli films are sweeping up awards and gaining international acclaim. Miri Regev is doing her best to put an end to that.
Key Israeli Government Minister Drops Support For Egalitarian Prayer At Kotel
“The Reform Movement’s demand to turn the Wall into a place where men and women pray together is unacceptable to me or to Jewish tradition.”
Natalie Portman Slammed For Falling Into ‘Dark’ Hands Of Israel Haters
Israel’s culture minister said actress Natalie Portman has “fallen like a ripe fruit into the hands of the BDS movement supporters” over he
Israel’s Culture Minister Hails Her Country’s Oscar Failure
She said the Israeli film “Foxtrot,” which failed to get a Best Foreign Language Film nomination, was anti-Israel because of its depiction of the IDF.
Israeli Minister Forced NBA To Scrub ‘Occupied’ From Palestine Listing
The vast majority of the world’s countries consider the Palestinian Territories, also called the West Bank, to be occupied illegally.
Israeli Anti-War Movie Wins Venice Film Prize, Criticized By Culture Minister
“If I criticize the place I live, I do it because I worry,” the director said. “I do it because I want to protect it. I do it from love.”
Israeli Culture Minister Walks Out On Work By Famed Palestinian Poet
JERUSALEM — Miri Regev, Israel’s minister of culture and sports, walked out on an awards ceremony after an artist performed a song based …
Israeli Arts Festival Shows Featuring Nudity Could Lose Funding
Regev said in a letter to the festival organizers that nudity was “harmful” to Israel “as a Jewish and democratic state”
Israeli Minister Dismisses Critics Who Panned Jerusalem-Themed Dress At Cannes
“Jerusalem is not a provocation, and it was lovely to see how much affection the dress received at Cannes,” Culture Minister Miri Regev said.
Like Certain Israeli Leaders, Trump Doesn’t Want To Understand Art
Donald Trump’s reaction to ‘Hamilton’ bears some striking resemblances to the ways Benjamin Netanyahu and Miri Regev respond to art, Eetta Prince-Gibson writes.
