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  • A general view shows the urban landscape of Tel Aviv, Israel May 15, 2019

    The Israeli cultural elite’s unearned sense of entitlement

    There is a huge difference between seeking to censor, ban or prevent objectionable films, and deciding to bestow public funds upon them.

  • Outlining Jerusalem, the people, its streets and its checkered history

    “The idea is to talk about the actual Jerusalem, of the streets and the people, not of big buildings or the history. Rather it is about the personal history of people from here.”

  • A SCENE from ‘Righteous Among the Nations.’

    Polish dance troupe recalls Warsaw Ghetto

    The show will run for five performances, opening on June 23 at 19:00 at ZOA House, Tel Aviv.

  • PAVILION 2, where the main Eurovision contest will take place.

    Expo Tel Aviv gears up to host Eurovision

    With six months to go until the competition, Tel Aviv prepares sprawling compound for a once-in-a-lifetime show.

    By AMY SPIRO

  • Comedians heading to Israel for Comedy for Koby

    Comedians heading to Israel for Comedy for Koby

    This tour marks the 22nd Comedy for Koby show, and all proceeds go to support The Koby Mandell Foundation.

    By AMY SPIRO

  • Much to take away from ‘Shoplifters’

    Hirokazu Koreeda’s film, which won the Palme d’Or at Cannes, examines what life is like for people who have been thrown away by society.

    By HANNAH BROWN

  • THE JAMAYA GANG are sure to put a beaming smile on everybody’s face

    Southbound sounds

    The Tzlilim Bamidbar Festival returns to Sde Boker.

    By BARRY DAVIS

  • Maarten Baas

    World renowned designer Maarten Baas’s first-ever exhibition in Israel

    Baas began tampering with design as a young child. In fact, he recalled that his first piece was a refurbishment of a stool.

    By ORI J. LENKINSKI

  • 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

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