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Dolphin Village: The most cost-effective holiday resort of the summer
We tested Dolphin Village in Shavei Tzion – and discovered a small holiday complex that offers families exactly what they want: Proximity to the sea, a relaxed atmosphere and a sane price.
A new hotel to be built next to the most beautiful beach in Israel
From Eilat to the north: Mosh Beach opens a new location. This is the chosen beach
Israeli man accidentally kayaks past Lebanon border, stopped by police
The British Mandate hasn’t (quite) ended
Any serious proposal for government reform must address Israel’s glaring democratic deficit at the district level.
Grapevine: The long and ironic arm of coincidence
Coincidence and contrast are part and parcel of our lives.
Bayit Yehudi Anglos recommend primary slate
There are about 5,000 Anglos out of Bayit Yehudi’s 77,000 members.
Tech talk: Shopping online, a guide for Israel
I sat down recently with eBay Israel Marketplace head of Business Development Elad Goldenberg to discuss eBay activity in the country.
Court orders Pri HaGalil factory to remain open
The plant’s closure had elicited election-time condemnations from politicians.
Haifa continues climb up standings with win over Rishon
Jackie Carmichael had 20 points and 10 boards for Rishon.
Mac TA regroups for Eilat clash; Jerusalem’s Green out
Hapoel Tel Aviv will enter its new arena at the former site of the drive-in when it hosts Jerusalem.
Tolerating the intolerable: State revocation of religious conversions
Most revocations are done under the radar of the Israeli public.
As 2014 ends
Is the world a big enough place for globalization, radicalism and fascism to coexist peacefully?
Jerusalem home adjacent to Arab neighborhood firebombed in terrorist attack
Residential building in Armon HaNatziv chronically targeted by Arab residents of Jabel Mukaber, fire official says.