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The spacious, grassy plaza of Tel Aviv’s Hamedina Square, known for its circular shopping street of high-end luxury stores, will host a...
With less than a week to go until the tense United States presidential elections, documentary filmmaker Maya Zinshtein hopes to shed light on the...
Yet another festival, the 12th Manofim Jerusalem Contemporary Art Festival, is going online, October 27-29, for three days and three nights of...
Horses gallop, canter and jump throughout “UnReined,” a new documentary about Israeli equestrian Nancy Zeitlin, a record-breaking rider whose life...
Docustream, the month-long DocAviv Festival-sponsored documentary film streaming service, is hosting a webinar conversation on October 28 with author...
Actor Yehuda Barkan, who died Saturday at age 75 after a battle with COVID-19, was a stalwart of classic Israeli comedy films and a master of...
November always brings Jerusalem’s Oud Festival, hosted by the Confederation House, this year for the 21st time. “We’re trying to salvage our...
Renowned Israeli artist Menashe Kadishman has arrived at the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens. Actually, it’s Kadishman’s 1982 sculpture, “Segments...
Viewers were gripped Monday night by the first episode of “Valley of Tears,” or “She’at Neilah” in Hebrew, a fictionalized retelling of...
Fresh Paint, known as Israel’s largest art and design fair, will launch digitally on October 28, after being postponed from its usual slot in the...
To mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2020 in October, Israeli women’s weekly magazine LaIsha is featuring performing artist Eylon Nuphar, a lithe...
One day, when Israelis are able to resume taking vacations and excursions across the country, they will be able to take along “Wine Journey Israel...
“Bei Mir Bistu Shein,” the popular Yiddish love song, is having a renaissance moment. In September, singer Yael Yekel, otherwise known as Tehila...
Ma’aleh Film School wants everyone to take a brief break from Netflix and make their own short films about home, now that everyone’s spending so...
Sometimes it pays to post a question on social media. When Karen Katzman Hanan, the Israeli representative of the Walter & Elise Haas Fund, asked on...
HBO Max acquired world rights for Israel’s newest and biggest budget TV series to date, Kan’s “Valley of Tears,” fictionalized soldiers’...
When COVID-19 prevented playwright Nimrod Danishman from performing his play onstage, he moved it to a phone app. Audience members download the...
As the struggle to sustain culture during the coronavirus pandemic continues, it turns out that small, independent theaters and artists have a better...
It was a quiet Wednesday afternoon in Jerusalem when a group of DJs on a refitted truck bed rolled up to the Golden Age assisted living facility, slid...
Sometimes it takes an outsider to understand what it looks like from the inside. Photographer Micha Brinkman knew that the only way to really see...
The 36th Haifa Film Festival is taking place this Sukkot, as usual, but amid the pandemic, it is all online. The annual film event began Saturday...
BEIRUT — Lebanon Thursday requested international arrest warrants for the owner and captain of a vessel that contained a shipment of fertilizer...
There’s no time like a coronavirus closure for watching films. The DocAviv Festival, usually held in Tel Aviv each May, but this year held online...
A state-owned lottery company in Switzerland has apologized for a crossword scratch card that appeared to feature the word combination “gassed...
If you can’t go to the opera, the opera can come to you. The Israeli Opera recently upgraded its website, offering video on demand, opera games and...
It’s good timing for Jerusalem’s celebrated Cinematheque movie theater to complete the lengthy process of digitizing and now opening its storied...
The Sukkot holiday is all about welcoming ushpizin, Aramaic for guests, into one’s sukkah, the temporary home created for the eight-day holiday. ...
A Roman-era mikveh, or ritual bath, was successfully transferred this week from a highway interchange under construction to Kibbutz Hannaton, a nearby...
A long-lost grave, a beloved ancient rabbi and a fellow American brought illustrator Avi Katz to his latest children’s book. “The Legend of Rabbi...
Composer Rafi Biton has long believed in the power of music, and in particular, the liturgy of the high holidays. This year, however, he was already...
Visitors to Tel Aviv University’s Museum of the Jewish People will behold a small piece of the renowned and beloved late US Supreme Court justice...
Since the start of the coronavirus, museums have struggled to find ways to virtually capture their audience. One museum, Musrara, the Naggar School...
When COVID-19 emerged in Israel in March, Nofar Zohar started making sandwiches. Not just any sandwich, of course, but a carefully calibrated chicken...
Facing financial pressure, Jerusalem’s L.A. Mayer Museum for Islamic Art will sell part of its storied collection in October through Sotheby’s...
Rosh Hashanah brings apples and honey and wishes for a sweet new year, but for some, actual hope and spiritual meaning may be hard to come by. ...
It’s a fun listen with “Tzav HaShaa” (Call to Action), an album of 50 covers of classic Israeli songs by Israel’s best-known singers produced...
It’s been six months since Israel’s first coronavirus closure, when a group of Jerusalem neighbors took to their balconies to sing “Bashana...
When the second day of Rosh Hashanah rolls around on Sunday, Moshe Silver will be blowing his curled ram’s horn at four to six locations, for a...
The Israel Festival added three additional days of online reruns this week, September 15-17, after audiences clamored for more of the abbreviated,...
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