Prague

‘Waves’ captures thrill and tragedy of resistance at Prague radio station in ’68 - review

Much of Waves is about the exhilaration of resisting, and how exciting it can be to give people the knowledge they need, which is being kept from them, to make their own decisions.

FROM LEFT: Vojtech Vodochodský, Stanislav Majer, and Tatiana Pauhofová in ‘Waves.’
THE ELEGANT Hotel Elbresidenz in Bad Schandau, located in the heart of Saxon Switzerland.

Northern Czechia travel guide: Rock cities, forest trails, and Saxon Switzerland

Setting up square.

Engolement: Once you find your inner golem, life in the shtetl will never be the same - review

THE COLORFUL and beautiful Jerusalem Synagogue.

Prague’s spires whisper Maharal’s hidden history


My Word: From Jerusalem to a Prague summer and back

Throughout our short stay – a high school graduation present to my son, who turns 18 next month – two different pieces of music constantly came to mind.

THE CLOCK with Hebrew letters and counterclockwise dial on the Jewish Town Hall in Prague, next to the  Old-New Synagogue, is a salient feature of the Jewish Quarter

Hungary, Slovakia to establish diplomatic delegations in Jerusalem

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis made his first visit to Israel, as the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia create greater inroads with the Jewish state.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš

Deri tours one of Europe's oldest synagogues on official visit to Prague

Deri is scheduled to visit interior ministers from the Czech Republic and Hungary as well as other Jewish institutions.

Deri tours one of Europe's oldest synagogues on an official visit to Prague.

Czech city festival features skit mocking Jews

"I will get this money from you one way or another,” the Jewish character said in the skit.

Irish Jew Raphael Siev who is part of Ireland's dwindling Jewish community is seen reading a book in this photo taken on March 2, 2003

Golden Prague is as serene as the Moldau River

About a half million tourists, predominantly non-Jewish, each year tour the Jewish Quarter, or Josefov, as it is called.

The Charles bridge in Prague

Middle Israel: The Prague Spring at 50, a status report

Freedom’s victory was inspiring, but tyranny – cunning, brazen and techy – is back on the attack.

People stand near a Soviet-made military vehicle as they watch a documentary on the Soviet Union-led occupation by the Warsaw Pact armies to halt former Czechoslovak Communist Party leader Alexander Dubcek's Prague Spring political liberalisation reforms in then Czechoslovakia, broadcasted on a disp

The girl from Prague

"You were the girl from Prague who got out of Soviet occupied Czechoslovakia in the 1960s. We all admired you for your tremendous courage.”

Jana and her sister Eva with their parents, at her father’s newspaper office in Prague, in 1958, reflected in the glass of his desk

The Weinstein

The Jerusalem Post

Low-cost airline expands routes to Eilat

Currently Wizz Air has 18 routes serving both Ben-Gurion and Ovda airports.

Wizz Air plane seen on the runway

Iconic Prague Synagogue gets first new Torahs since World War II

Before World War Two, there were about 125,000 Jews living in what is now the Czech Republic. About 80,000 were killed during the war.

Members of the Czech Jewish Community dance with new Torah scrolls in front of the medieval Old-New Synagogue in Prague March 19, 2017