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Jerusalem highlights: March 27-April 2
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'My Israeli Journey': Shaul Mofaz recounts battles, politics, and family - review
In the kitchen with Henny: Recipes to keep Passover traditions alive during wartime
Herzog visits Jerusalem absorption center, hails wave of new immigrants
Ministry of Immigration and Absorption launches new app for olim
Available in six languages, the application centralizes all information new immigrants need.
Between the Temples: A comedy of contrasts in Jewish life - opinion
‘Between the Temples’ contrasts a young cantor’s crisis with Jewish stereotypes and cultural gaps, emphasizing the stark differences between Jewish experiences in Israel and the Diaspora.
Education Ministry to introduce mandatory Hebrew tests for Israeli Arab students
Israel's Education Ministry introduces the "Hebrew for Life" program for Arabic-speaking students to improve their language proficiency and integration into Israeli society and its job market.
Kamala Harris’ Hebrew merch is taking shape — in the form of a punctuation mark
Campaign items intended for Jewish voters have grown in variety from buttons naming the candidates in Yiddish and Hebrew to kippot and T-shirts bearing puns, among others.
The org. removing barriers by teaching Arab women Hebrew - interview
Lissan teaches Hebrew language to Arab women in an effort to promote “linguistic justice and equal access to basic rights and services for all Jerusalem residents.”
Mordechai Rosenstein, calligrapher whose art illuminates Jewish homes and synagogues, dies at 90
His survivors include his wife Mati; a son, Judah Rosenstein; his daughter Lisa (Beth Styles) and two grandchildren, Ava Pearlman and Caleb Rosenstein.
Israel to prepare, recruit international Jewish youth for IDF service - exclusive
The Defense and Diaspora Ministry is seeking local operators for its new program to encourage recruitment to the IDF, including combat units.
Khamenei tweets in Hebrew, gets mocked by Israelis for poor grammar
Israelis reacted quickly and flooded him with many reactions, some of them particularly amusing.
Israel's Monty Python: Adopting British humor to Hebrew
How could this British troupe’s humor translate itself into Israeli Hebrew? It certainly was a challenge, but it was a gauntlet that was picked up by Zohar Sharon and Ron Oppenheim.
Jessica Cohen: Go-to English translator of contemporary Israeli literature
In addition to being bilingual, “she has a super sensitive ear for the texts she translates, and she strives to find the right English words and the right register for each book."
