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

Former Israeli ambassador to US Michael Oren

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

GREEK GOALKEEPER Giannis Anestis was essentially a sieve on Tuesday night in his Hapoel Beersheba de

Anestis, Beersheba blown out by Zagreb in 1st leg

Anestis was at fault on almost every one of Beersheba’s conceded goals vs Zagreb, which reduced the energies of all his teammates, who followed on the weak effort of their ’keeper.

By JERUSALEM POST SPORTS STAFF