clubs

Comedy review: Jeff Dunham “Disorderly Conduct”

In a country where the Ahmed sketch might be especially offensive, Israelis were quick and able to laugh at themselves and at the country’s at times painful past.

By REENAT SINAY

Babylon to fire at least 40 workers

The online translation company is laying off over 25% of its employees following the cancellation of its agreement with Google.

By GLOBES/HILLEL KOREN

PM’s office mum on tension with DC over China

Reports claim Oren called to J'lem over US anger after Israel blocks official from testifying in US court against Chinese bank suspected of money laundering to Palestinian terror groups.

By HERB KEINON

A whiff of a cappella

While adhering to time-honored customs is central to the Whiffenpoofs’ philosophy, Agar-Johnson, who doubles as the ensemble’s manager and, as such, is responsible for booking shows, reveals that there has been a break from tradition in later years.

By BARRY DAVIS

Tel Aviv bar debuts 'Bloody Hour' discount for women on their periods

The bar will offer menstruating women a 25% discount.

By SHOSHANA KRANISH

Rape crisis association calls to close Tel Aviv nightclub

"We cannot continue to be quiet when we see young women go to this club and getting raped there."

By DANIEL K. EISENBUD

The most active vacation that really lets you rest

A ski vacation had always been a vacation for the rich. Well, I found out that it isn't so anymore.

By NIMROD GANZARSKI

The likes of Mike’s Place

All five branches of the longstanding pub-restaurant around the country offer more than just a hint of a genuine overseas barroom ambiance.

By BARRY DAVIS