Standing at the Crossroads
A Jerusalem-based NGO works to help at-risk teens find their way.
Metro
A German-Israeli love story
Star Catcher: Astrology for the week of November 24, 2017
Shades of the world
Emotional freedom, one tap at a time
Emotionally Focused Therapy arrives in Jerusalem to benefit the whole community, thanks to Pearl Lopian.
City notes: Good-as-new fashion fair
All the events worth catching up on this coming week.
City Notes: Science in the South
All the news and events happening in Israel this week.
City Notes: Stargaze in the South
The latest news and events happening in Israel this week.
An Englishman in Tel Aviv: Chef Golding cooks Japanese food Israeli style
When the owners of Dinings in London heard that Golding was in Israel, they approached him to open a branch of the established London restaurant in Tel Aviv.
Sounds matter
As you stare up at the ceiling you are treated to a psychedelic display of constantly changing shapes that meld and split, and go with the musical flow.
An encounter with Edith Lieberman
“My [Edith Lieberman] father was a member of the Revisionist Party under Jabotinsky."
Pet peeves: the growing plague of entitlement
About a week ago, a woman had a dog unleashed in public and it came too close for comfort. I asked her to leash the dog and she blatantly ignored me.
Jerusalem to become world cycling hub
Shani Bloch, the first Israeli road cyclist to compete in the Grande Boucle Féminine Internationale, Giro d’Italia Femminile, and Road World Championships.
Wearing her ‘art’ on her sleeve
Take in a marriage of fashion and art at a six-woman exhibition.
