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Getting ready for the Israel general elections - Oct. 27, 2026

 The most crucial elections in the history of Israel will take place on Oct. 27, 2026. We are getting ready to provide news and documentary production services to visiting journalists, reporters and camera crews.  Highlight Films provides experienced fixers, research and interview-booking services, and all content, security and logistical services required by our customers.  If you are planning to follow these elections, please feel free to contact us in advance to book the services you are interested in.                                                                                            Photo Credit: Financial Times on Facebook
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TURNOVER by Noam Shalev, is now available on Amazon

  TURNOVER , a novel by Noam Shalev, is now available on Amazon. Assignment: Travel back two thousand years. Objective: Uncover undeniable proof regarding the arrival of Jesus in Jerusalem. A geopolitical time-travel thriller, TURNOVER follows history professor Dr. Danny Goren as he becomes the first person to travel back through time—into the volatile ancient world that shaped Western civilization, where the power to rewrite the past may come at an unbearable cost. Available now: Amazon Kindle edition More information: turnover.digital

Toward an escalation with Iran

 While the US administration is sending mixed signals about continuing negotiations or resuming the attacks against Iran, the government of Israel has repeatedly stated that it wants to resume its attacks on Iran.  Many Israelis don't understand what is the purpose of getting into an active war again, but it seems that Prime Minister Netanyahu is adamant at his will to continue fighting until as near as possible to the general elections, which will take place before the end of October 2026.  Our production team continues to monitor the events, and standing by to provide our regular customers and new ones with production services in Israel.                                                                         Photo credit: https://trendsresearch.org/

Our Film-in-Israel website had a new look

 We have finished a face-lift and updates to our Film in Israel website. The website offers filmmakers interested in coming to Israel with information about filming in the country. 

What's next on the Iranian front?

 Israel, supposedly at cease fire, is in a holding pattern , waiting for US president trump to decide how to proceed in the negotiations with Iran. The government of Israel has already declared it wants to renew the aerial attacks on Iran, but so far the US would not allow Israel to attack.  Meanwhile, in southern Lebanon the IDF continues to clear villages and cities, finding and destroying massive weapon caches as well as deeply hidden tunnels built for Hezbollah militants.  Our research and production team continues to follow the events. Please contact us for coverage / assistance to visiting journalist in Israel.                                                             Photo c redit: U.S. Navy

Iran-Israel War: Day 39

Israel enters its sixth week of war with no immediate resolution in sight. In a historic shift, the strategic conclusion of this conflict appears to be driven by the US, leaving the timeline and terms of its end largely outside Israel's control. Our crews remain on the ground, providing continuous coverage for global news organizations and documentary filmmakers. If you require production support, field reporting, or fixers in Israel, please reach out .                                                                       Photo credit: AP. From Gulfnews.com

War with Iran

 The United States and Israel have launched an attack against Iran. Iran has already reacted, and alarms have been heard throughout Israel.  Our production teams are ready to provide news production services in Israel for news reporters and journalists who are following the events.  Israel has closed its airports, but the border crossings with Jordan and Egypt are still open.  Please contact us for more details.                                                                       Photo credit:  ATTA KENARE / AFP