Israel News

Assessing the Gal Gadot effect on Israel's image

Israel’s cultural exports are stronger than ever, with television, food and even celebrities making inroads overseas. Diplomats love to tout such successes, but do they really have an impact?

Political Affairs: Itzik Shmuli is ready to ‘take the reins’

Former student leader tells the ‘Post’ he’s the candidate to beat in the upcoming race for leadership of the struggling Labor Party.

Is a formal alliance with the U.S. good for Israel?

A pact that could be a major deterrent to the enemies of the Jewish state could also turn out to be a double-edged sword for Jerusalem.

Summer opera returns

In addition to a gala concert at the Tel Aviv Museum on July 27, other concerts will include Broadway favorites and an “It’s Your Choice” concert in which the audience gets to choose the aria.

Getting down to bare brass stacks

Lior Zalmanson conjures up images of ‘1984’ in his exhibition ‘NewSpeak’

Will Netanyahu be able to avoid paying his legal bills?

Will PM end-run on comptroller c’tee work to get legal fees paid for by others?

Nestea recalled after mold marks found on bottles

Gulp!

Gourmet foraging

The sea foraging tasting menu by Helena’s Amos Sion is one of his best yet

10 dishes for 10 years

The food in the special gala dinner was indeed delicious and innovative - showcasing the chef’s exceptional technique and inspiration.

A magnet for Japanese-food lovers

Herzliya’s Minato serves up good food in an authentic atmosphere

Polish dance troupe recalls Warsaw Ghetto

The harshness and heroism that existed during the time of the Warsaw Ghetto will be on full display in Polish dance group KONTRA’s new theatrical dance performance “Righteous Among the Nations."

Intimacy with icons

When opening the call for applications to the Intimadance Festival, the flagship dance event of Tel Aviv’s Tmuna Theater, new artistic directors Renana Raz and Ofer Amram led with this concept.

Gloat harnesses AI to transform the career ladder into a lattice

Facilitating internal mobility within enterprises has increasingly become the focus of Tel Aviv-based artificial intelligence career development start-up Gloat's work.

Music for fun

Baritone Ionut Pascu will take the lead role in the Israel Opera’s next production

‘Garage 6’ – Mayumana’s jukebox musical

The flagship Israeli multi-disciplinary extravaganza spreads it wings even further with its new production.

Holocaust survivors to receive increase in compensation from Germany

There are some 200,000 Holocaust survivors living in Israel. Tragically, around 50,000 of them live around or below the poverty line.

Nukes, tales and docs - What’s new on TV

If you missed the suspenseful and very scary miniseries Chernobyl, about the nuclear power plant explosion in the Ukraine in 1986, it will be shown again on HOT HBO, HOT VOD and NEXT TV.

Young and troublesome

Euphoria, an HBO remake of an Israeli show by the same name, premiered Sunday night on HBO, amid a whole lot of buzz and a fair amount of controversy.

Israel honors World Refugee Day by celebrating arts, creativity

The event will include a presentation by Adam Ahmed, a Darfurian asylum seeker living in Israel.

Eighteen fruitful years

“Rabbi Lau synthesized Torah and humanity in a natural way, which is a lesson I will take with me.”

Grapevine: Early celebration

MOST PEOPLE prefer to celebrate their birthdays later rather sooner. Few want to be older than they are.

Did you know...

...how Jerusalem remembers 9/11?

Ministry of Health warns public of infected dairy products from Druze village

While the meat or milk product from the animal may smell or taste normal, it can still be infected.

Two are better than one

Exercising in tandem

Corridors of Power: Name dropping

In recent years, the municipality has been increasing funding and investment in east Jerusalem neighborhoods. The upgrading project includes standardizing street names there.