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  • Grapevine: Municipal goodwill

    The Council for the Conservation of Israel Heritage Sites, is having a constant uphill battle as real-estate developers either destroy or distort historic buildings.

  • The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens

    Today the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens are hardly world class, but tomorrow it could be.

  • FROM LEFT: Rotem Sela, Berkay Hardal and Ron Rotter

    The lounge

    Berkay Hardal was warmly welcomed by Ron Rotter, Castro CFO; his sister in law Rotem Sela, who is the company’s presenter; and Mor Paso, Castro VP marketing.

  • STUDENTS FROM Germany visit the Hall of Names at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem

    Grapevine: Bigger fish to fry

    A roundup of who's who.

    By GREER FAY CASHMAN

  • Yakir Sasson and his Jaffa Jazz Quartet

    Israeli jazz for the asking

    Yakir Sasson takes audiences on an adventure at this year’s Tel Aviv Jazz Festival.

    By BARRY DAVIS

  • Eilat’s WOW debuts cabaret-style opera for beginners

    An Operatic Journey All Around the World.

    By JOSH AXELROD

  • Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked speaks at Kohelet Conference in Jerusalem, October 9, 2018

    GRAPEVINE: There are judges in Jerusalem

    Given the changes imposed on the Supreme Court by Shaked, they should have some interesting things to say.

    By GREER FAY CASHMAN

  • Each of the winners in seven categories - music, dance, singing, theater, film, literature and visua

    Culture Ministry awards 21 artists with NIS 50,000 prize

    Each of the winners in seven categories - music, dance, singing, theater, film, literature and visual arts - will be awarded a prize of close to NIS 50,000.

    By AMY SPIRO

  • Soft rock duo Air Supply

    Air Supply ready to get 'Lost in Love' in Caesarea

    The band set a May concert date in Israel - its fifth in a decade.

    By AMY SPIRO

  • Miri Regev talks about cultural loyalty bill at press conference.

    Cultural loyalty bill combusts, calling coalition stability into question

    Regev pointed out how strongly she fought for the bill ever since she became culture minister three years ago, holding endless meetings and facing staunch opposition.

    By LAHAV HARKOV

  • Slash (center), with his band

    Guns N' Roses' Slash to return to Israel

    Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators will perform on July 9 at the 5,000-capacity Tel Aviv Fairgrounds.

    By DAVID BRINN

  • ANNABELLE DVIR’s newest creation, ‘Work of Flesh – Soundtrack for Five Slammed Bodies.’

    A slam dunk by Annabelle Dvir

    Performance artist presents her latest work as part of Jerusalem International Dance Week.

    By ORI J. LENKINSKI

  • Miri Regev

    Regev's last attempt to save cultural loyalty bill: Don’t vote with Tibi

    By LAHAV HARKOV

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