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Jessica SteinbergThe Times of Israel |
Foreign Ministry calls remarks ‘disappointing,’ ‘disconnected’ from reality in latest tensions between Jerusalem and the Holy...
Tal Chaimi’s remains are still being held by terrorists. Udi Goren has stepped up to represent the family as they beg for all the hostages,...
Top US diplomat voices hope Trump will be able to finalize historic deal, after until recently dangling prospective agreement as an incentive for...
‘It’s simply because I was born where I was born,’ heavily pregnant musician laments after wrapping up tour for her new album ‘The...
Jerusalem Cinematheque opens festival with Oscar hopeful ‘The Brutalist,’ along with ‘Shtisel’ prequel ‘Kugel’ and...
US bureau chief Jacob Magid discusses Gaza ceasefire negotiations, Biden administration’s reckoning on Israel and Hezbollah, and its weighing of...
Film is one of several Israel-related movies to advance to next round of voting, including Norwegian-Palestinian documentary ‘No Other...
Miki Zohar asks finance minister to examine grounds for denying funds to Tel Aviv Cinematheque after showing pro-Palestinian films at Solidarity...
Ilana Glazer says she’s glad the comedy series didn’t end up shooting an episode in Israel, though cancellation was due to 2015 violence...
Female-powered collections explore life in the US and antisemitism, provide succor and hope with prayers and poems, and retell the stories of heroic...
New York’s Jewish Museum purchases artist Ruth Patir’s five-part video installation ‘(M)otherland,’ which will premiere at Tel...
‘Pulp Fiction’ producer Lawrence Bender and filmmaker Joseph Cedar to teach master classes
In a new strategy, the Mishmeret 101 rallies are nonviolent and apolitical, with shifts of protesters revolving around families of those abducted by...
Annual ACUM ceremony marks 68 years with awards for veterans and newcomers
Gabriela Leimberg talks about the trauma of captivity, her bubble of family and friends, and the support she feels from the Israeli nation
The site of the battle now has murals, pillars that reach for the sky and recorded voices of those who called for help
Pop star, whose music is normally bubbly and happy, talks about her latest release, the first in English since Oct. 7 assault, after spending a long...
Gaston Zvi Ickowicz brings his views and angles of the devastated Gaza border area landscape to ‘Field,’ his solo exhibit at...
Kibbutz Alumim in the Gaza border area partners with experts to plant agave succulents in Negev desert terroir, hoping to produce local mezcal spirit...
Decals of slain Israelis bearing powerful messages are appearing on cars, walls and lampposts in a new and unusual homage. Now, Stickers of Meaning...
Residents return to visit their homes, sift through wreckage and shake their heads in disbelief that some loved ones are still held hostage in Gaza
Film set in late 70s as Israel and Egypt sign historic peace treaty explores the tensions of those living in and around Gaza, and becomes a window...
Institution and its ‘Hostages Square’ plaza have become focus for protests and healing; new exhibit features works showcasing responses by...
Some 300 artists sign letter asserting that Israeli production complicit in ‘apartheid, occupation and now genocide,’ but screening goes ahead
Forum urges major disruptions Sunday to protest government ‘abandonment,’ after thousands rally for ceasefire deal; sister of hostage injured by...
Young artists will record and perform their own songs with musicians including Berry Sakharof and Karolina, as part of Music People project
Nominees include dark comedies, drama about life in Bedouin city and documentaries about Hamas hostages and Nova desert rave
Haifa Museum of Art features six solo exhibits of artists hailing from Israel’s north, as Tikotin Museum shows Japanese design and a sushi project...
After Itay and Hadar Berdichesky were killed on October 7 at Kibbutz Kfar Aza, Itay’s mother found some comfort in an Asif Culinary Institute...
Film industry professionals vehemently argue against plans to fund commercial movies over arthouse fare, calling it ‘Miri Regev 2’
‘Umbilicus’ opens in the Kishle, a former British Mandate prison and active archaeological dig, part of the Tower of David Museum
Scribe completes last 120 letters, each one inscribed for a remaining hostage in Gaza, while joined by hundreds of members of the family’s...
Dairy originally established to make yogurt and labneh for kibbutz eventually became accomplished in artisanal cheeses, only to be decimated by the...
Roxanne Saar, whose niece Gali Tarshansky was held captive and nephew Lior was killed at Kibbutz Be’eri on Oct. 7, says PM’s attitude...
12 inkers from abroad join 50 local artists to offer body art to 120 survivors, soldiers and relatives of victims of the Hamas massacre
Family aims to increase kindness, good deeds and generosity in the world in order to help bring about the redemption of 116 remaining October 7...
Manofim, meant to have opened October 8, moves annual event to summer and brings ‘Believe’ to King David’s Tomb on historic hilltop
‘Every Israeli who walks in here says it feels like the art is hugging them,’ says owner of FORMah Gallery, featuring ‘The New...
Michael Levy, older brother of hostage Or Levy, says families of captives have no choice but to keep moving forward in effort to bring loved ones home
Historian and amateur photographer Dana Arieli created ‘The Photographer of Things — Southern Album,’ a new exhibit at Petach Tikva...
Business includes shop selling Dvir Chocolates, the line of confections created by Re’im resident Dvir Karp, killed on October 7
In new footage, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Eliya Cohen and Or Levy are seen crammed and bloodied on flatbed of pickup truck, being driven toward Strip
Some 40,000 visitors expected at annual Tel Aviv art fair slated for early July, where emerging artists meet new collectors for affordable prices
Meir Jan’s uncle, Aviram Meir, discusses his nephew’s physical and emotional health, his need to see his fellow hostages and the embrace...
After paratrooper Omri Ben Shachar was killed in battle in Gaza, his musician uncle wrote a piece in his memory
Alon Gat, whose wife was captured and freed and sister remains a hostage, says ‘for the 120 people still in Gaza, we need to free them with the...
Wineries from the Mateh Yehuda region offer a month of tastings and tours with notes of melancholy and grief for those affected by the fighting and...
Joan Leegant’s ‘Displaced Persons’ homes in on identity, character and the Jewish experience
The collection of images, many graphic, of people and places since the Hamas onslaught is now showcased at the Peres Center: ‘It’s become...
Hostages forum releases cookbook ‘Shavuot of Longing, Their Recipes on Our Table,’ as part of fundraising efforts to secure the freedom of...