Yossi begins making changes that indicate he could be ready for closure. If only it were so simple to reverse one’s fortunes. Setbacks abound in many forms, ...

Although occasionally succumbing to clichés—Yossi spends his time alone at the pool reading Thomas Mann’s Death in Venice, of all things—the film is nonetheless moving in its quiet ...

Ten years after Israeli filmmaker Eytan Fox’s “Yossi and Jagger,” a tale of tragic romance between gay army soldiers stationed in Lebanon, comes a sweet, sad and short follow-up called ...

When Yossi Vardi founded his first software company 41 years ago, he said he briefly thought that he "missed the boat," as there were already six other software companies in Israel. His fears ...

In 2003, Israeli director Eytan Fox caused a stir with his military romance “Yossi and Jagger.” The film’s emotionally generous story of a clandestine love affair between two gay combat ...

Israeli director Eytan Fox continues the story of Yossi (Ohad Knoller, left), a closeted gay man now working as a cardiologist. While travelling, Yossi encounters a group of young soldiers ...

Yossi Vardi is widely seen as the godfather of Israel's hi-tech industry, but he is also very active politically.