AIDS
Swiss queer film festival removes award-winning Israeli movie from lineup after boycott threats
The Geneva-based festival, which opens on October 9, had previously included Tell Me Everything, a drama about a boy who discovers his father is gay at the height of the AIDS epidemic, in its lineup.
US government map of Africa mislabels every country at global conference
After 40 years of struggle: Scientists approach the greatest goal in medicine
A breakthrough in the war against AIDS: In two trials, patients were “cured” of the disease
World AIDS Day to be held Monday
476 new cases of HIV among Israelis in 2013; minor decline from previous year.
We need to talk about AIDS
A lack of education, anonymous services and information about risk groups is failing those at risk of HIV in Jerusalem. We should all be worried about how this endangers our city and our community.
Israel Cancer Association to kick off 'Knock on the Door fundraising campaign'
New research links obesity, excessive TV watching, alcohol and red meat consumption, use of unapproved hair straightening chemicals with higher cancer risk.
Sun Kil Moon, Republica to light up Tel Aviv
Sun Kil Moon's first visit resulted in a song about Israel released last year and called “Baby In Death Can I Rest Next to Your Grave.”
October 17: Not the issue
We should recall that it was not for marital unfaithfulness that Clinton was criticized, impeached and tried. It was for lying about it under oath, a violation of US (and Jewish) law.
Clarity and courage
Operation Protective Edge in the Gaza Strip left no doubt as to the courage of Israel’s civilians and soldiers. Israel’s counter-terrorism policy, however, remains ambiguous.
Off their rockers?
The country’s national security leadership in effect having a conversation with itself rather than contending with the diabolical conceptions of its enemies.
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Think about it: New politics versus old politics
In Israel, unlike most other parliamentary democracies, there is an additional problem when it comes to oversight of the actual implementation of the budget.
‘Armed’ and dangerous
Choreographer Dana Ruttenberg presents two of her latest works in one evening as part of Suzanne Dellal Center’s Hot Dance summer festival.