Considered the father of modern political Zionism, Herzl's contribution to Jewish history will be depicted on TV for the first time

Each of the 396 pages is insured for $1 million; curator says father of Zionism's vision of modern Israel is 'prophecy' with its depiction of light rail

Original work is one of eight productions being staged at the Tel Aviv opera house in 2022/2023

Weekly founded by Herzl says declining advertising revenue, worsened by pandemic, hasn't been offset by contributions and organizational support; says it plans a digital edition

New biography finds the middle ground between the usual portrayals of sainthood or villainy, and charts a charismatic, very human figure who suffered mood swings, marital woes

Jewish French army captain convicted -- and later exonerated -- of spying for the Germans in late 19th Century; case famously exposed anti-Semitism in France at the time