In the early 1900s, Theodor Herzl was worried about Sultan Abdul Hamid of Turkey. For nearly a decade, Herzl had led a quest for the Jews to finally have a state of our own, in our historic homeland.

Today, the 20th of Tammuz, marks the 121st anniversary of Theodor Herzl’s passing. In light of Israel’s internal crisis, it is fitting to revisit his vision as reflected in his two seminal works. The ...

You can find old typewriters in lots of different languages, but the most surprising origin story of all of them is probably that the first Arabic typewriter was created for none other than the father ...

The filmed adaptation of Theodor offers wonderful insights that might have been missed even by those who attended the live performance. Theodor, a Hebrew opera production about the life of Theodor ...

Theodor Herzl did not live to see Israel realized, but he is arguably the country’s most enduring visionary. In less than a decade, before his early death in 1904, at the age of 44, Herzl lifted the ...

Today, the 10th of Iyar, is the day on which Theodor Herzl was born. To a large measure, Herzl was the one who raised the banner of Israel’s national awakening, the return to Zion, and the settlement ...

This meticulously researched biodoc focuses on how Austro-Hungarian journalist-playwright Theodor Herzl catalyzed the political Zionist movement, ultimately leading to the creation of the modern state ...