Abu Ghosh

What I learned speaking to Arabs voting in Israel's election - reporter's notebook

People were passionate about politics. Around 4,300 people voted in Abu Ghosh, which is 78 percent of the population. In Gilo, around 15,000 people voted, or 65-70 percent.

Arab Israelis and Israeli left-wing activist students take part in a rally marking the Nakba anniversary at Tel Aviv University, May 13, 2026.
STIRLING AUSTIN does Sinatra.

Abu Gosh fest in full bloom

 BRAZILIAN SINGER Elisete will appear at the Abu Ghosh Festival.

Abu Gosh Festival in Israel to intertwine tradition with innovation 

A New Hotel With About 120 Rooms Will Be Built


Festival Review: Abu Ghosh Festival

Guest musicians come all the way from distant Estonia for festival at Kiryat Ye’arim Church on October 4.

Kiryat Ye'arim Church in Abu-Gosh

August 5: Writing on the wall

There is a not a single issue that Jeff Barak writes about in which he doesn’t ultimately blame Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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IN MY OWN WRITE: What’s deemed obscene

Profanity, it seems, is defined by what offends a culture.

Israeli Knesset members arguing in parliament.

In Gaza too, actions speak louder than words

A Palestinian man lifts his daughter at beach along the Mediterranean Sea in the northern Gaza Strip July 24, 2015.

Jews and Arabs making music together

One Note for Coexistence music show at the Duhl Center in Tel Aviv will feature a glittering array of top Jewish and Arab musicians.

David Broza

Your investments: Newlyweds - Get on solid financial footing before buying an apartment

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The eternal rock & roll heart of Libi still beats strong

Four decades after making a splash with The Flash, the New York-born, 63-year-old ‘crazy’ grandma is back to strutting her stuff on X-Factor.

LIBI AND her Flashback band

India-Israel axis

Modi is affirming the values and goals to which he hopes his own people will aspire.

PM Netanyahu and India's Modi

Global agenda: The lines are drawn

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June 26: The ‘e-Israeli’

Certainly, the state can’t deploy thought police.

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