Culture in Israel
Tel Aviv's Animix festival combines political satire, cartoons with tributes, memorials, lectures
Alongside tributes and lectures, five-day event packs in live performances, gaming, and comics fair.
Israeli rock band Eifo Hayeled releases new album written against the backdrop of war
Finding her own genre: Nicole Raviv blends Hebrew, Arabic, and pop into a new Israeli sound
Infinite painting, boundless experience: How Leo Ray finds joy in an increasingly dark world
‘Maigret and the Dead Lover’: Bringing French detective back to big screen - review
For those who enjoyed the books, the movie will bring them back to the atmosphere of the police headquarters on the Quai des Orfevres.
Israeli artist Idan Raichel blends music, art and desert magic in 'Fata Morgana'
Idan Raichel’s desert festival “Fata Morgana” blends music, art and resilience amid a time of war and uncertainty.
What history teaches about October 7, according to Rafael Medoff
A renowned historian’s scholarly work examines alarming trends to watch out for.
Sushi Bayit Vegan, Har Homa: Mehadrin sushi spot with cooked fish options - review
Enjoy Mehadrin-certified sushi, including cooked fish rolls, at Sushi Bayit Vegan – Har Homa.
Grapevine: Shira Banki's Way
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Jerusalem highlights: February 20-26
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Canvas for a cause: Art, music, and tzedakah in Jerusalem
Canvas for a Cause, an art auction benefiting the synagogue’s charitable fund, Keren Tzedakah, drew community members, art lovers, and supporters of social justice.
Colors of redemption: Healing at Jerusalem’s The Terminal - review
A new Jerusalem exhibition brings together paintings that grapple with redemption, healing, and the search for hope in the shadow of trauma.
Palomino: Taste the latest Italian creations at a Jerusalem favorite - restaurant review
Chef’s Table at Palomino adds a twist to Jerusalem Italian dining, and desserts like cannoli steal the show.
Rain or shine, Jerusalem’s new indoor tennis courts are a game changer
Jerusalem’s new indoor tennis courts are packed even on rainy days, offering a rare all-weather haven for young players and community programs.
