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Mandy Patinkin talks peace in IsraelThe Seattle Times"Homeland" star Mandy Patinkin has made a small push for peace while filming episodes of the hit TV show in Israel. The Associated Press No comments have been posted to this article. "Homeland" star Mandy Patinkin has made a small push for peace while ...Patinkin in Peace Now address backs boycotting actorsJewish Telegraphic Agencyall 96 news articles »

Claire Danes, Mandy Patinkin in Israel to film 'Homeland'Jewish Telegraphic AgencyDanes and co-star Mandy Patinkin both arrived in Israel on Wednesday, and were photographed at their Tel Aviv hotel, according to reports. They are expected to remain in Israel for about two weeks. After Danes' first visit to Israel last year to film ...Claire Danes Arrives in Israel to Film 'Homeland' Season 2Shalom LifeHomeland was brilliant, now it's Hatufim's turnJewish ChronicleClaire Danes in Israel to film 'Homeland'St. Louis Jewish LightMSN UK News (blog)all 23 news articles »

Mandy Patinkin talks peace in IsraelTbo.comBy TBO.COM | Staff CBS has canceled "A Gifted Man," starring Patrick Wilson, and let the star know about the demise of the series via email, according to The Hollywood Reporter. "A Gifted Man" starred Wilson and Emmy winner Margo Martindale in a ...and more »

Homeland star Mandy Patinkin at Israel peace conferenceJewish ChronicleBy Jennifer Lipman, May 15, 2012 Homeland star Mandy Patinkin was the guest of honour at a peace conference in Jerusalem on Friday. The actor, better known as his screen alter-ego CIA agent Saul Berenson, arrived in Tel Aviv on Wednesday to film scenes ...'Homeland' star calls for homeland peaceThe Times of Israelall 17 news articles »

Patimkin and the Jewish StateArutz ShevaLet me translate what Mandy Patinkin was really saying in the Jewish-leftists-for-another Holocaust language when he spoke of the “fight for peace” and what makes him so sad: Patinkin is really saying he's sorry to see Jews still living in what was ...and more »