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Jessica SteinbergThe Times of Israel |
‘Beyond Garden,’ now open through July 11, traces 84-year-old Farideh Golbahar’s decades of dreamy and meticulous oils on paper, shaped by Iran,...
Political writer Tal Schneider explains why Israel’s hands are tied as Hezbollah fires missiles at the north; plus, possible dates for elections
Singer Elai Botner reunites on Shavuot holiday with uprooted kibbutz members he played for days after the massacre, bringing back the song he wrote...
At Jerusalem Writers Festival, author of bestselling ‘Hostage’ talks about mourning his family, time in captivity, regrets from before Oct. 7 and...
24th annual Eshkol Hazahav awards spotlight year’s outstanding vintages, alongside words of wisdom from culinary leaders Assaf Granit, Hedai Offaim,...
Tol editor David Horovitz discusses Israel’s need to reassert itself in tackling Iran, the ongoing ripples of National Security Minister Itamar Ben...
Nir Oz, Nahal Oz and Be’eri share images and moments of celebration from the harvest holiday festivities
News editor Ben Sales reviews Israel’s stance as US aims to complete talks with Iran, without Netanyahu by Trump’s side, and how Israelis are...
‘Coming to Light’ recounts Herkin’s experiences during his 2 years in the clutches of Hamas, including his success concealing the fact he was an...
Political correspondent Ariela Karmel discusses judicial overhaul legislation, while reporter Amy Spiro reflects on Noam Bettan’s second place at...
Award-winning author of ‘Dog’ discusses PTSD and how writing aided his healing process
Pianist performs briefly at Israeli ambassador’s event, shares how music helped him survive captivity
Tal Tenne Czaczkes created ‘The Flag of Flags,’ a banner of nearly 700 pennants once abandoned on roadsides, now sewn into a giant canopy
US bureau chief Jacob Magid discusses details of Iran negotiations, an emboldened Hamas in Gaza and initial results from Fatah central committee...
Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian discusses Lebanon ceasefire, Israel’s quiet expansion in Gaza, IDF troop shortage and soldier disciplined for...
Kibbutz friends, neighbors and family members celebrate together in Karmei Gat
NY correspondent Luke Tress discusses New York Times protest, New School’s attempt to defund Hillel, anti-Israel demonstration in Jewish...
Open through August 15, ‘Fashion Worker: Dorin Frankfurt’ at the Ashdod Museum of Art showcases nearly 50 years of local fashion, manufacturing,...
The lack of water in the Negev desert helped vintners create a fruity grape that’s unique and easy to drink. Now the dry, sandy landscape stretching...
Jewish literature awards ceremony, held in association with National Library, to take place in Jerusalem this July
US bureau chief Jacob Magid reports on Trump’s Iran comments, the EU decision, a new Gaza police force, Mahmoud Abbas’s son and Israel’s US...
Icelandic rapids, Pippi Longstocking’s creator and social networks are among the subjects covered in film festival’s 28th edition
Tubes dripping with water, mezuzah scrolls and locks printed with commandments make up ‘Rose of Nothingness,’ artist Belu-Simion Fainaru’s...
Political correspondents Sam Sokol and Ariela Karmel discuss the opposition parties’ mergers and defections, and a blitz of new legislation as the...
Tol editor David Horovitz discusses Trump’s desire to make deals with Iran and Lebanon, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich’s political hostility,...
Tel Aviv exhibit ‘A Plate of Hope and Color’ includes work by some of country’s best-known artisans
Through May 4, the portrayal of the 1961 hearing offers a captivating glimpse at the human psyche, along with a history of budding relations between...
Kan snags 27 prizes in belated 2025 awards; winning Best Investigative Program, Uvda’s Ilana Dayan says government ‘machine’ working to erase...
16th century siddur, handwritten and based on Rabbi Isaac Luria’s kabbalistic teachings, to be exhibited starting on Lag B’Omer
Jewish world and real estate reporter Zev Stub reviews latest on Golders Green stabbing, looks at economic status of Israel’s north and Haredi real...
Doron Adorian evacuated after October 7, 2023, is welcomed by city’s art community as the ‘northern refugee.’ Now her art hangs on the wall of...
Known for his collages and an incendiary comment made at a 2015 rally, Garbuz stayed mostly out of public life for the last decade
Eyal Shani’s Gila & Nancy shutters doors following months of pro-Palestinian protests and intimidation
City’s annual Batim Mibifnim, Hebrew for ‘homes from the inside,’ event opens for registration on May 1
Director acknowledges difficulty in securing guests for next month’s Jerusalem event given boycotts and Israel’s paper-thin favorability in...
Political correspondents Sam Sokol and Ariela Karmel discuss the decision by Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid to run a joint list and campaign for the...
Military correspondent Emanuel Fabian discusses the IDF’s readiness with regard to Iran, a fragile ceasefire with Lebanon, and two IAF technicians...
US bureau chief Jacob Magid reports on the Iran ceasefire and the second round of Lebanon talks, as well as the stalled Hamas disarmament and a...
Accepting the award in the eponymous museum he helped design ahead of Wednesday’s ceremony in Jerusalem, the 97-year-old creator charms admirers —...
‘When We See You Again’ is mother’s raw accounting of what happened to her son, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, and to her and her family
Tech editor Sharon Wrobel discusses the Israel’s currency powerhouse performance against the dollar, plus the recent turbulence of air travel
‘When We See You Again’ is a dive into ‘The Before’ and ‘The After’ of life as mother to Hersh Goldberg-Polin, the 23-year-old taken...
Alma Levin Fridman and Revital Shamir talk about their husbands, families and communities, sharing their grief – and their stories – with the...
The Tarbut Movement pairs families who lost loved ones on or after Oct. 7, 2023, with local school musical programs to create and record songs...
‘The Future to Come’ from award-winning director Ruthy Pribar and ‘Moishe Badhan’ from Gidi Dar and Shuli Rand will open at the New York festival
Beloved singer Ravitz brings her voice to ‘Come on, Let’s Get Out of Here,’ a rap composed by Shapira
‘Yudith Levin: Break of Dawn’ at the Israel Museum features her work over 50 years, from her brother’s 1956 death in a military plane crash...
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art’s curators guide visitors through the New Objectivity exhibit, rehung in its dressing rooms
Tol editor David Horovitz discusses Holocaust Remembrance Day, Iranian negotiations, talks between Israel and Lebanon in Washington, and a landslide...
Indie singer, first Israeli musician to perform at California music festival, shares thoughts onstage about war turmoil
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