Josef Buchmann: A legacy that lives on
From saving Tel Aviv University’s music school to supporting generations of scholars, the Holocaust survivor and philanthropist helped build the future of the country he loved
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The Len effect: Investing in Israel’s future
The science of a sporting edge
A shared past, a connected Jewish future
Dignity for the dead, strength for the living
Inside ZAKA’s vast logistics center, preparations for the next emergency reveal an equally urgent need: Caring for the volunteers who confront tragedy
Small classrooms, lasting legacies
The Global Jewish Teachers Award celebrates eight educators whose influence reaches far beyond school walls
A different flamenco perspective comes to Tel Aviv
Six generations of flamenco tradition come to Tel Aviv as acclaimed Spanish dancer Maria Juncal returns for a one-night performance.
How the Cinema South Festival has survived and thrived in Sderot for 25 years
After years of rocket fire and the trauma of October 7, Sderot's Cinema South Festival marks its 25th anniversary.
Hit series ‘Save the Date’ headed for the big screen
The first season of the Israeli rom-com was released in 2024 and later streamed on Netflix.
Six Israeli chefs to headline culinary series at Tel Aviv’s Carlton Hotel
Pop Up by Carlton TLV will pair six chefs with six Israeli wineries for a series of kosher dinners from November 3 to December 10, with meals priced at NIS 650 per person.
'Eretz Nehederet' tackles Israel's election-night drama with Gal Gadot, political satire
Eretz Nehederet’s quick-thinking writers tried to make people smile after a divisive campaign’s grim end, despite continued uncertainty.
Israeli bassist, composer Avishai Cohen to premiere ‘Unbiblical’ music inspired by Leonard Cohen
The project will make its world premiere in January at the Tel Aviv Culture Palace (Heichal HaTarbut) before transitioning to an international tour.
How 31-year-old rapper Teddy Neguse traded explosive rage for vulnerable truth
Neguse became the megaphone for a generation of young Ethiopian-Israelis growing up in the marginalized neighborhoods of Lod, giving a voice to their collective frustration and systemic alienation.
Tel Aviv University inaugurates new home for Lowy International School in memory of Shirley Lowy
Sir Frank Lowy and his sons joined TAU leaders and students to open a permanent home for the school, serving 2,500 international students and is dedicated to the memory of his late wife, Shirley.
