Jaffa
The way to Jerusalem: A modern-day pilgrimage in the land’s ‘diverse embrace’
If ancient pilgrimages were about holy sites, religious ritual, forgiveness, and redemption, modern pilgrimages are about personal growth and connection with people and places.
Israeli man arrested for smashing crosses, statues in Jaffa's St. Anthony's Church
Almost three years after Oct. 7, 'Hostages Square' becomes official name of Tel Aviv Museum plaza
Tel Aviv municipal parking fees to rise 20% starting August 1
Voices from Jaffa: What everyday life has been like since the war began
Speaking to locals and tourists in the mixed Jewish-Arab city about their experiences since Oct. 7.
Safe Place Festival presents theater for those with autism
The Safe Place Festival offers sensory-friendly activities and performances for those on the autism spectrum, aiming to create inclusive experiences for all.
Annual gala evening held for Jaffa Institute
The Jaffa Institute held its annual gala evening to honor the donors and ensure the continuation of the association's activities.
Policeman accused of shooting MDA volunteer claims 'self-defense,' Mayor Huldai laments event
The fatal shooting during Saturday, which involved an off-duty police officer, resulted in the death of Jaffa resident and MDA volunteer Yaakov Tukhi.
This new exhibit in Jaffa features works created by people with mental and physical disabilities
With pieces from 25 artists, the modest, well-lit gallery was filled with oil and acrylic on canvas, drawings, mixed media, sculptures and even digital media pieces.
Grapevine, March 24, 2024: Star attraction
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Veteran guitarist, vocalist Amir Lev returns to an old favorite
All together now: Perhaps Amir Lev’s inaugural orchestral two-step will lead to more of the same further down the rocker’s long and winding road.
Israeli reservist forced to sell business as reserve duty stretches over 100 days
Store owner Gal Anav announced the liquidation of his business in a facebook post amid the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
A wartime 'Anna Karenina' at Gesher Theater - review
Director Rimas Tuminas has a genius for abbreviating complexities into simple movements.
The Drimer sisters mount a theatrical rescue mission for their father in new show
That play was Peter Handke’s Offending the Audience in which four actors analyze the nature of theater and then both insult their audience and praise its “performance.”
