As she approaches 59, the renowned Israeli singer is daring to open old wounds in her new memoir: from a childhood in Iran that included a five-story fall that nearly ended with a kidnapping, to her struggle for survival in Israel as she was forced to start working at the age of 10
In a Facebook post, Fania Oz-Salzberger says her sister Galia Oz is 'turning an isolated incident into a never-ending past'
Oz was interviewed on Tuesday about her new book, in which she writes about the violence she suffered from her father, the renowned Israeli author. 'The attacker can live his entire life in dignity, but when the victim starts to tell the story she is asked why she’s talking'
Galia Oz's claims have 'a kernel of truth,' her brother says, while the renowned writer's widow says her children weren’t physically harmed
In new autobiographical book, Galia Oz describes the reasons she cut ties with her father, who died in 2018. Fania Oz-Salzberger: 'We knew a different father. A warm, friendly, attentive father'
In a book written at Amos Oz’s request, Nurith Gertz interweaves his biography with the story of their friendship, and reveals the feelings of trauma and remorse that plagued him
Israel Prize laureate and an influential name in modern Hebrew poetry, Zach is praised as a 'bright, unwavering artist' by President Rivlin
The two new directors of Tel Aviv’s Suzanne Dellal Center reveal their plans for a post-pandemic future
Three women who were way ahead of their time, educated and famous for their Berlin soirees – but ignored for centuries by Jewish historians because they converted to Christianity
After the success of their medical documentary series, Ruthie Shatz and Adi Barash returned to Manhattan to film a special about the pandemic. They discuss the hard things it taught them about America
A long list of delays and cancellations due to the coronavirus cause heavy losses to Hebrew authors and others working in the publishing industry
The family of one of Israel’s most formative poets, the late Haim Gouri, tell how they prepared his last book of poems for publication, two years after his passing
Swiss journalist Sacha Batthyany knew he belonged to an aristocratic family, centered around his respected aunt. He didn’t know about the murderous ball held in 1945, that led to a personal quest, threats from relatives and a book
‘Prozac Nation’ author Elizabeth Wurtzel dies at age 52. Her 1994 memoir initiated the public dialogue on the antidepressant that changed the face of her generation
Ruebner, who immigrated to Israel during World War II, wrote both in Hebrew and German, winning several awards in Europe
The Tel Aviv-based company - and Israel’s most celebrated artistic group internationally - ends its first season under the artistic direction of Gili Navot, who steps delicately into Ohad Naharin's shoes
The villain in 'The Lion King' bears an uncanny resemblance to the leader of the free world in Disney's overhyped reboot
In a new film and biography, Billionaire Frank Lowy – who now lives in Tel Aviv – returns to the days when he was Pinchas Levy, a 13-year-old boy whose resourcefulness saved his family
In an interview, Ohad Naharin said he would support the Israel boycott 'if [it] would improve the situation in the territories or bring a solution to the conflict'
Wearing bedroom slippers and searching for his wayward rabbit, the 51-year-old short story writer muses about feeling like an establishment outsider and says he'd have let Amos Oz bring up his kid
Keret is the winner of this year’s Sapir Prize for the short-story collection 'A Glitch at the Edge of the Galaxy'
The blend of Israeli Jewish and Arab cultures, Hebrew and Arabic, village origins and the Tel Aviv bubble – all of this informed the life and work of 24-year-old actor Ala Dakka, who preferred not to define his identity. But now, he's reached a turning point
Two prominent writers and a translator say goodbye to friend and colleague Amos Oz, who with great prescience described the ills of occupation already in 1967
President Rivlin, a childhood friend of Oz's, said 'you were unafraid of being called a traitor. You saw it as a mark of honor' ■ Coffin displayed at Tzavta Theater in Tel Aviv ahead of his funeral
Choreographer Reut Shemesh shaped her difficult experiences in military service into a dance piece. 'There’s something about this jungle in which many bad things can happen,' she says
The wild life of Jonathan Agassi included starring in American gay-porn movies, working as an escort in Berlin and using hard drugs every day. Now his life story is exposed in a shocking new film
‘Forever Pure’ director Maya Zinshtein not only filmed Beitar’s La Familia members, but also held a dialogue with them -- even as her life was threatened
While he still awaits recognition from the Nobel committee, Amos Oz recently received another, unexpected literary honor
While his wife opted out of accepting the Genesis Prize in Israel, Benjamin Millepied's dance company will perform in Tel Aviv coming weekend. 'I’m not in the business of presenting less art,' the French dancer tells Haaretz
Some 40,000 people will see choreographer Ohad Naharin's repertoire during 42 performances, including a premiere at the Palais Garnier National Opera in Paris