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LUMAGICA light festival returns to Tel Aviv's Hayarkon Park after 160,000 visitors in first edition
The international light exhibition will be available to visit starting from November 12 and features an updated thematic concept developed specifically for the local venue.
From Little League to Team Israel: Baseball takes root across the Holy Land
October 7 remembrance ceremony crowdfunding tops NIS 700,000 on first day of campaign
How much do Mossad employees earn? The monstrous sum Yossi Cohen paid for an apartment
Bon Jovi gives love for Israel a good name
Iconic US rockers delight sold-out crowd of 45,000 in Tel Aviv.
Enrique Iglesias returning to Tel Aviv
The Latin superstar will play a show in Yarkon Park in May.
Guns N' Roses packs a lifetime of rock into one night in Tel Aviv
Are they still good? An understatement.
Gimme more Britney
The pop icon will bring her bag of tricks to Tel Aviv.
WATCH: El Al says shalom to Britney Spears with 'Toxic' remake
Ahead of Britney Spears's flight to Israel, El Al flight attendants perform Israeli airline version of hit song "Toxic."
Concert Review: Aerosmith
Tyler’s celebrity advertising partner Bar Refaeli watched part of the show from the wings and throughout the show, he peppered his between-song patter with Hebrew.
The Lounge: Queen for a day
The purpose of the evening was to raise money for the construction of a rehabilitation center at Hadassah Mt. Scopus for IDF soldiers who were victims of terror.
Santana wows Israel with masterful guitar and message of peace
The Latin rock legend Carlos Santana shared his soulful music with a crowd of nearly 50,000 Saturday night at HaYarkon Park in Tel-Aviv.
Teddy: The man who transformed the city
Jerusalem may not have a beach, but cooling off in water is one of the favorite local pastimes. So where do tourists and locals find a place to cool off?
Seven Arabs arrested for attacking Jews on Jerusalem promenade
In one instance last month, following daily prayers during Ramadan, police said a Jewish couple was attacked by a group of assailants, one of whom used brass knuckles.