10 February 2017

‘Mayor is trying to punish us because we have different political views,’ says gallery owner who was evicted from his premises after hosting lecture for controversial left-wing NGO.

The executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations is in Israel ahead of the organization’s annual leadership mission, set to begin later this month.

The 83-year-old Jewish journalist will be honored for his lifetime of journalistic excellence and his staunch commitment to Israel and the Jewish people.

In 2014, Kraft also penned a heartfelt letter of condolence to the family of Max Steinberg, a Golani unit American soldier who was killed in Gaza.

One-point victory at home keeps yellow-and-blue alive in race for Euroleague quarterfinals.

Beersheba is coming off a 1-0 defeat to Maccabi Tel Aviv in Netanya last weekend which cut the gap at the top to just five points.

Shortly after the court issued its 29-page ruling, Trump tweeted: "SEE YOU IN COURT, THE SECURITY OF OUR NATION IS AT STAKE!"

Top court set high standard for relevant evidence in ex-PM’s case.

Israel will play against the host country, the Netherlands and Chinese Taipei.

The far-right French presidential candidate asks French-Israelis to "choose their nationality."

The emergency room will be just a 30-second drive away from Yad Sarah Shaare Zedek Medical Center.

An artist specializing in fashioning sculptures from parts of palm trees takes root quickly after making aliya.

Is it possible that in our times we will witness a widespread return of women wearing the shtreimel?

Undoubtedly, there are many instances in which we would see the present differently if we only knew how the future would unfold further down the road.

A Jewish psychologist undergoes a lifetime of changes, in a journey from New York to California to the Golan Heights.

Rivka Basman Ben-Haim’s intricate Yiddish poetry is now presented alongside an English translation.

Barely camouflaged, antisemitism strengthens as it evolves with the times.

On the 38th anniversary of Iran's Islamic Revolution, hundreds of thousands attended the rally, rife with anti-US and anti-Israeli sentiment.

2017 Genesis Prize laureate Anish Kapoor champions Syrian refugees.

A leader who acts only when he has exhausted every possible evasion does not inspire passion and trust.

A lot of logical-sounding news is false, and a lot of oddball news is true. Who can help us make sense of it? Do we even care?

What citizens of other countries are reading about the Middle East.

Where to go and what to see in the annual southern festival

Dutch chef Sidney Schutte and his Israeli counterpart Itzik Barak have hit it off with cooking rooted in tradition but boundless in ambition.

A Valentine’s suggested gift guide

Trump says that expanding the settlements eats away at the remaining territory.

Using a vegetable dehydrator is the best way to prepare dried fruits that are healthy, preservative-free, tasty and that also won’t break the bank.

Valentine’s Day comes just a few days after Tu Bishvat, and these desserts would be just fine for that holiday, too

There is much history yet to be made, and Wiki Women are fighting to reduce its gender bias.

Today, awareness of the deep-rooted problem of domestic violence is rising in every sector in the country.

Foraging for your next meal may be more fun than you imagine

For the soldiers who are part of the Special in Uniform program, the Tu Bishvat holiday is a time to receive new inspiration.

What is a ‘social business’? And can social concerns and profit really mix?

When the most revered site in Christendom is at the point of life-threatening collapse, who do you call?

TIP FOR THE WEEK: Hard work works better than relying on luck right now.

Ariel University is the only university in Israel that, in addition to a president and a dean, also has a chancellor.

Consider. For more than 50 years, Israel has managed to avoid a significant scandal that would damage relations with America. Not that there haven’t been opportunities aplenty.

We know that power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

What does US citizenship-based taxation mean for US citizens living overseas?

Leshomra teaches ultra-Orthodox communities to connect with nature

Celebrating the New Year for Trees

Construction in the Eila Valley is trampling the public will and destroying a priceless green lung.

When Sivan started playing with Tiefenbrunn, a brave new world opened up for her.

What is said to be the largest ship ever to dock in Israel anchored last week at Haifa Port.

What will happen if local haredi leadership changes their approach and requests that non-kosher restaurants be barred from the shuk?

VALENTINE’S DAY does not necessarily comprise red roses, champagne and heart-shaped pastries. It can also have an aura of mystery, lust and even murder.

"We’ll get this money in the end, but it will be like putting a Band-Aid on a serious wound..."

Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.

Egypt feels the confrontation in Sinai is symbolic of a larger conflict with regional and global ramifications.

Danny Cohen leads a workshop based on nonviolent communication

Satire, shiva and a movie series on the small screen

A Palestinian woman lives life as a Jew in Tova Ascher’s new film

The B-12 steak restaurant lands in Tel Aviv

The restaurant at the Israel Museum serves elegant food in artistic surroundings.

A concert series at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art presents contemporary Israeli chamber music.

The case dates back to March 2013, when two fans of the Lazio soccer team were caught on camera during a match between Lazio and Catania chanting “giallorosso ebreo,” Italian for “yellow-red Jew.”

Carmela Weiss’s exhibition ‘White Raven’ is on display in Tel Aviv

The Latitude festival gives dancers a wide berth

The Jpost culture guide for the week to come.

Naama Perel’s ‘Atari’ is on the Tel Aviv Soloist Ensemble’s program

The UN human rights office had been due to present its first report on the politically charged issue at a session that opens on Feb. 27.

The Malandain Ballet Biarritz takes ‘Cendrillon’ to a whole new level

The Simon Wiesenthal Center deemed the apology not enough and called on the university to expel the students responsible for the cards.

Netanyahu is expected to undergo at least one more questioning in the investigation.

Igor Sadikov, a member of the legislative council, posted the tweet Monday, prompting calls for the third-year political science major to resign from his elected post.