An exhibit of beat-up and bruised dolls beside the pool at Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square is meant to raise public awareness of child abuse. For some onlookers, it's a shock to take in.
by Judy Maltz 0 comments
While a recent Pew Research Center survey showed usage of the social network is on the decline in the U.S., Israelis won't be unfriending it anytime soon.
by Maya Epstein 2 comments
The 5-0 win over Beitar Jerusalem was the moment Maccabi Tel Aviv grasped that a 17-year wait was over and a new era had begun
by Tamir Cohen 0 comments
Azrieli Group announces plan to build 60-story commercial complex on site of Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper building.
by Nati Tucker, Raz Smolsky and Michael Rochvarger 1 comments
At the height of the second intifada, Idan Porges was stationed in Hebron and saw his friends get killed. More than a decade on, his dance cabaret opened in Tel Aviv.
by Shir Hacham 0 comments
The Fresh Paint art festival is ignoring the protests of art purists and officially featuring design for the first time in its successful five-year history.
by Yuval Saar 1 comments
Protests are taking place in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Be'er Sheva, in front of the prime minister's house in Caesarea, and in front of businessman Yitzhak Tshuva's house in Ramat Poleg.
by Yaniv Kubovich and Gabriela Davidovich-Weisberg 3 comments
Opening today, facility will be a one-stop place for Shabbat meals, counseling and company.
by Andrew Esensten 0 comments
Blake Shaw's 'video painting' project in Israel-Palestine uses cutting-edge technology to build bridges.
by Lolita Brayman 2 comments
Hundreds of meals are destroyed as part of a crackdown on illegal businesses owned by African migrants.
by Ilan Lior 36 comments
