Running into trouble
Female joggers in Beit Shemesh find themselves the victims of stonings and verbal attacks.
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Farid's free flow
As part of this year’s International Oud Festival, Tarshiha Orchestra of Arabic Classical Music is offering a program of works by Farid el-Atrash.
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Fighting disharmony, but nicely
Idiosyncratic artist Ronit Yanizki insists that her exhibit ‘Harmony: In the Gap between Thoughts’ has a distinctly serious message.
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Neighborhood Watch: Ashkelon’s ‘Anglo quarter’
Afridar was set up as a garden city in the South African mold and has retained its rural character.
By JOHN BENZAQUEN11/19/2010 | 16:41

 

Dating Games: The case of the coconut shrimp
If you feel you need to lie in order to be accepted by your date, then you have your answer about whether he or she is right for you.
By TAMAR CASPI11/19/2010 | 16:51

 

An unholy battle in a holy city
Safed is known for its kabbalistic heritage and holy sites, but amidst all the treasures, the city is making news as a hotbed of anti-Arab sentiment.
By LARRY DERFNER11/19/2010 | 12:16

 

‘Let the Jewish people know we fought’
Most Israelis are ignorant of the fact that 1.5 million Jews fought Hitler and Nazism during World War II.
By JOANNA PARASZCZUK11/19/2010 | 12:22

 

Jazzing up Korea
Inspired by Ella Fitzgerald, vocalist Malo has learned how to approach singing with her mind.
By BARRY DAVIS11/19/2010 | 16:33

     

A dream come true
For artistic director Leonid Ptashka, the Ashdod Super Jazz Festival is the fulfillment of lifelong vision.
By MAXIM REIDER11/19/2010 | 16:35

 

Waiting for winter
From Web surfers to radio programs, the country is looking to the skies for rain.
By GIL SHEFLER11/18/2010 | 06:04

 

The mixed blessing of tourism success
Minister mulls ways toward more hotel rooms, including fines on zoning scofflaws among landowners.
By RON FRIEDMAN11/17/2010 | 04:34

 

Tourism Ministry launches cadets course
Participants in first ever course will get managerial positions in the ministry with hopes of later being posted overseas.
By RON FRIEDMAN11/15/2010 | 02:49

 

Despite the heat, no intention to call back lifeguards
Interior Ministry says it does not plan on opening closed beaches or stationing lifeguards; several beaches across country still open, staffed.
By EHUD ZION WALDOKS11/16/2010 | 04:16