New Year's

Welcome to 5784! First Israeli baby of Jewish New Year born in Holon

A family from Rishon Lezion later claimed it had the first baby of Rosh Hashanah eve, according to a Sheba Medical Center statement.

Blessings and continued growth for Israel in 5784 - editorial

Over the past Jewish year, Israel's population has grown by 2%. May the blessings and growth follow into 5784.

 masa israel Ofer Gutman

Our new year, together

By OFER GUTMAN
14/09/2023

The Rosh Hashanah wine list you need for the Jewish New Year

Give these amazing wines a try this Rosh Hashana.

By NERIA BARR
12/09/2023

With the new Jewish year approaching, what can we learn from the past year? - opinion

I have always worked with a variety of people, but this year I think I have hit every end of the spectrum.

By ALAN FREISHTAT
10/09/2023

Pomegranates and their reflection on human potential - opinion

the pomegranate reminds us that when cultivated with compassion people of all abilities have the capacity for growth and that it is our societal responsibility to ensure this evolution.

By ELIE KLEIN
04/09/2023

Elul: Pushing us forward to a new reality in a new year - opinion

If we listen well to the sounds of the shofar in Elul, we will be able to earnestly immerse ourselves in the Days of Awe. 

By DAVID GEFFEN
19/08/2023

These are 'The Simpsons' wildest 2023 predictions - will they be right?

The Simpsons have been correct in some predictions before, so fans are now guessing which wild scenarios will be correct for 2023.

By WALLA!
03/02/2023

2023 is a New Year for Birthright Israel - opinion

Birthright may not be magic, but it’s a magnet that pulls the sparks inside the next generation toward Israel and the Jewish people. 

Voices from the Arab press: 2023: A continuation of last year

A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.

By MEDIA LINE
15/01/2023
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