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One of the largest and leading international documentary film festival in Israel Docaviv is taking place from 28th May t...
21/05/2026

One of the largest and leading international documentary film festival in Israel Docaviv is taking place from 28th May to 6th June. This year with two Estonian movies! 🇮🇱 🇪🇪

1. Edge of the Night (Ööäär)

Ööäär is a poetic and visually captivating journey through Tallinn at night. The film portrays life that unfolds when most of the city’s residents are asleep – from hospitals and emergency services to the air traffic control tower and the last trams. It is a work that masterfully captures the unique atmosphere of the Estonian capital, where the line between day and night is particularly vague in a Nordic sense. The film also received the Best Cinematography award at the PÖFF.

The film screenings at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque:
Friday, May 29 at 21:30 – Hall 1
Thursday, June 4 at 18:30 – Hall 2

Tickets: https://www.docaviv.co.il/en/films/edge-of-the-night/

2. My Family and Other Clowns (Minu pere ja muud klounid)

For 25 years, world-famous Estonian clowns Haide and Toomas, better known as Piip and Tuut, have brought joy and laughter to children and families across the globe. But behind the face paint and curtain lies a different story. Warm, tender, and deeply human, “My Family and Other Clowns” is a moving portrait of ambition, sacrifice, and the fragile balance between art and parenthood. This heartfelt documentary will resonate with anyone who has ever chased a dream – and wondered what it costs.

The film screenings at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque:
Sunday, May 31 at 16:45 - Hall 2
Saturday, June 6 at 12:15 - Hall 4 (This screening will include the discussion and Q&A with the film directors Heilika Pikkov and Liina Särkinen)

Tickets: https://www.docaviv.co.il/en/films/my-family-and-other-clowns-2/

Come and enjoy these Estonian masterpieces with us!

09/05/2026

Happy Europe Day! 🇪🇪 🇪🇺

Today, we celebrate the day of peace and unity in Europe. As years go by, Estonia has grown together with Europe and helped shape it, from digital innovation to standing firm for Ukraine.

We are Europe. We are united.

Last week, we hosted the Israel National Women’s Ice Hockey team at the Embassy. They are on their way to Estonia where ...
16/02/2026

Last week, we hosted the Israel National Women’s Ice Hockey team at the Embassy. They are on their way to Estonia where they will be playing against our team as part of IIHF World Championship Tournament in their division. Indeed, we were positively surprised to learn that even in hot and humid places like Israel you can find passionate hockey players that can be serious adversaries to Estonians.

We wish Israeli team the very best of luck. 🤞

On Tuesday, Ambassador Andres Vosman held a courtesy meeting with the Minister of Energy and Infrastructure Mr Eli Cohen...
15/01/2026

On Tuesday, Ambassador Andres Vosman held a courtesy meeting with the Minister of Energy and Infrastructure Mr Eli Cohen. The Minister and the Ambassador reiterated good relations between both countries, discussed bilateral energy projects and the importance of focusing on energy security in challenging times.

Both countries aspire to diversify their portfolio and move quickly towards renewable energy sources. In this light, we had a privilege to congratulate Israel on signing the deal with Eesti Energia to build a €100-million cogeneration power plant in eastern Estonia. It will provide additional energy reserves and flexible production capacities.

Hopefully, the coming years will be fruitful for both countries.

Yesterday, our Embassy participated in Freedom Run to commemorate the 14 Lithuanians who lost their lives in confrontati...
11/01/2026

Yesterday, our Embassy participated in Freedom Run to commemorate the 14 Lithuanians who lost their lives in confrontation with Soviet forces on 13th January 1991. Luckily, freedom prevailed!

Thank you for organising it Lietuvos ambasada Izraelyje / Lithuanian Embassy in Israel

Welcome to the family! 🎉Yesterday, we welcomed our new Estonian citizens to the Embassy. Around 90 Estonians receive the...
13/12/2025

Welcome to the family! 🎉

Yesterday, we welcomed our new Estonian citizens to the Embassy. Around 90 Estonians receive their citizenship in Israel every year. To build bridges, we were happy to invite those who became our nationals this year to provide a “crash course” on Estonia, our history and culture. Around 1100 Estonians are living in Israel and even though our diaspora is very diverse, every citizen is equally important.

In the picture, the counsellor for Estonian diaspora affairs Ms Liina Viies is sharing tips on opportunities to stay connected.

Yesterday, our Embassy had a pleasure to attend the memorial ceremony organised by the Association of Latvian and Estoni...
04/12/2025

Yesterday, our Embassy had a pleasure to attend the memorial ceremony organised by the Association of Latvian and Estonian Jews in Israel together with Yad Vashem. In 1925 Estonia became the first country to grant cultural autonomy to Jewish population. The N**i occupation of Estonia and Latvia brought a sad end to our local Jewish communities. Following occupation by the Soviet Union continued the cycle of persecution for decades. Only after regaining the independence could Jews be free and strive once again. Today, we embrace our Jewish community living in Estonia and Latvia, but we will always remember the struggle that they had to endure in the past century.

In the picture, we are joined by the Chairman of the Association Mr Rami Gal and the Ambassador of Latvia Mr Gints Serafinovics.

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