Israel News

Proms fever

The UK is treated to a bout of Israeli music-making.

Simha Aron, musicologist

From the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra to the discovery of African music.

Here's the weather report...

The Tel Aviv Museum of Art displays an exhibition on world climate change.

From Matan to Harel, women push the boundaries in Torah learning

Matan was founded 30 years ago by Rabbanit Malke Bina, who began teaching a group of women around her dining room table.

Bibi’s last stand?

Netanyahu seeks to form a unity government while facing a pre-trial hearing.

Connecting people around the world

Shared_Studios powers Twitter’s #Tweetups – a global network of 40 Portals from Jerusalem to Delhi.

A fascinating legal lens on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Defense lawyers face difficult decisions related to the scope of their representation. One of them declined to represent the 16-year-old man accused of murdering five family members.

Military Affairs: The eyes of the sky

‘For pilots, their missions are the most important thing, and we help them complete their missions’

An artist’s dilemma

Ariel Asseo looks for redemption in both the past and the future.

U.S. peace team to visit Israel by end of month

From Jerusalem, the team will continue to Riyadh to participate in an economic conference.

Why the Likud and Blue and White agree stalling is for the better

Political Affairs: On hold – for good?

Egyptian Christians celebrate at Feast of Tabernacles

ICEJ vows influx of Arab Christian Zionist tourists.

The End of a Brief Era

Zoya Grill Bar in Netanya abandons its experiment with kashrut.

Pretty location

Baronita serves excellent kosher meat dishes in Zichron Ya’acov.

Court upholds administrative detention of Palestinian-Jordanian woman

The Palestinian Prisoners Commission in the West Bank said the decision to keep Labadi in administrative detention for six months was made during a closed hearing.

Whiskey Bar: Come for the whiskey, stay for the food

The bartenders are all incredibly knowledgeable and clearly know their whiskey.

Naama’s mother to Putin: Please send my daughter home

‘Someone close to Trump knows the story, but has not responded,’ mother of imprisoned Israeli-American tells ‘Post’

Baroque moves

Lina Tur Bonet hopes to ‘make people vibrate to the music’

Hip-Hop with a Russian accent

‘Here and Now’ takes a close look at Israeli Russians and their struggles.

67 Israelis arrested overseas for khat-smuggling

Authorities face legal troubles when trying to arresting masterminds

Fiddling with fire

Award-winning violinist Vanessa-Mae comes to Israel for the first time.

Tel Aviv Wine Festival celebrates its fifth year

The Tel Aviv Municipality and “The Grape Man” invited the public to celebrate Sukkot in style while trying some of the best wines Israel has to offer.

Rivlin hosts the nation

Celebrating Sukkot with fresh fruit, dancing, long lines and photo-ops at the President’s Residence.

Buried but not lost

Looted Nazi art on display at the Israel Museum.

Happy 10th birthday, Chabad of Rehavia

While he wasn’t competing with the synagogue congregations of Rehavia, Goldberg was viewed as a competitor within his own circle – namely the Chabad centers in nearby Sha’arei Chessed.