Hagay Hacohen

Hagay Hacohen is a former breaking news desk editor and current contributor for The Jerusalem Post. He writes about a variety of subjects, among them Art, Archeology, and Technology. Holding a Master’s Degree in Philosophy from Warsaw University, he previously worked at the Polish Radio's English language service The News PL. His interests include Polish issues, science fiction and US history.

Fruit-bearing tree with Hebrew blessing (see Friday)

Jerusalem highlights: April 3 – April 9

‘A Ma’apilim Ship,’ painting  by Marcel Janco (see Friday).

Jerusalem highlights: March 27-April 2

Ron Mueck, ‘Boy,’ 1999, shown at a past Venice Biennale (see Tues day).

Jerusalem highlights: March 20 – March 26


Jerusalem highlights: March 13-19

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 The Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem

Jerusalem highlights: March 6-12

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‘Princess Abigail and the Factory of Emotions’ (see Friday).

Jerusalem Highlights: February 27-March 2

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‘Don Pasquale’ (see Sunday).

Jerusalem highlights: February 20-26

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Red Tent’ exhibition of works by Michal Tamir  (see Saturday).

Jerusalem highlights: February 13-19

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MAO concert (see Thursday)

Jerusalem highlights: February 6-12

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Ido Nahmias and Shirel Azizian in A Doll’s House SOURCE Itai Salhov.

Jerusalem highlights: January 30-February 5

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Ginat Rice in Jerusalem.

Jerusalem highlights: January 23-29

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A charity donation box is seen in this illustrative photo taken March 22, 2023

Jerusalem highlights: January 16-22

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Graphic novel ‘Between the River and the Sea’ by Hillel Cohen.

Jerusalem Highlights: January 9-15

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Yosl Bergner, great painter.