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13:54
Obama: We must push through the 'breaches of faith' on both sides (Haaretz)
13:52
Obama: Settlement activity not appropriate or constructive to advancing peace (Haaretz)
13:51
Obama: Two-state solution still possible, only chance for peace and success (Haaretz)
13:51
Obama: Israel and Palestinians must make this leap together (Haaretz)
13:43
Obama: U.S. committed to the creation of a sovereign state of Palestine (Haaretz)
13:39
Obama: Palestinians deserve a future, a home, a state of their own (Haaretz)
13:37
Abbas: Palestinians ready to implement commitments in order to launch the peace process (Haaretz)
13:36
Abba to Obama: Palestinian people have made a miracle and rose from the Nakba (Haaretz)
13:36
Abbas: Palestinian state with Jerusalem as capital is possible (Haaretz)
13:36
Abbas: Peace impossible under violence and occupation (Haaretz)
13:11
Syria hands over captured Lebanese soldier, state TV reports (AP)
12:31
Syrian rebels have reportedly overrun several towns near the Israeli border (Reuters)
12:18
Report: Ramallah protesters hold up shoes, call Obama to leave Palestine (Haaretz)
11:49
Police arrests Acre resident suspected of smuggling heroin from Lebanon (Haaretz)
11:38
Report: Abbas condemns violence against civilians, including rocket fire (Reuters)

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Pleasure Hunting

The kibbutznik-turned-entrepreneur who serves kubbeh to New Yorkers

Visitors to the restaurant sit around a common tables and eat the semolina dumplings stuffed with seasoned meat or vegetables served in a variety of flavorful broths‏.

By Ronit Vered | Mar 14, 2013 | 05:01 PM

Beet kubbeh soup

Putting Asian nuances on the plate
By Dafna Arad

Visitors to the cookbook fair.

Future of the printed word looks bleak, even at international cookbook fair

Gala evening at international cookbook fair in Paris provides unforgettable reminders of the Oscars, the Eurovision Song Contest and your average bar mitzvah party.

By Ronit Vered | Mar 9, 2013 | 05:07 PM

winery backyard

New wine in old bottles: Israeli families try their hand at backyard winemaking

A software engineer turned vinter brings ancient wine casks from his native Georgia home to the family farm; another family uses a slightly newer technique in their backyard vineyard.

By Ronit Vered | Feb 28, 2013 | 05:13 PM

Gap klaem dishes.

Some like it hot: Try Thai bar food

Much more than just peanuts and pretzels, a 'gap klaem,' or 'drinking snacks,' meal lasts at least three hours, and liquor is a must.

By Ronit Vered | Feb 22, 2013 | 12:00 PM

Raspberry macaroons

Still life with the macaroon

The moment Ernesto Bijovsky managed to bake a proper macaroon, his life changed. Since then he has been devoting his weekends to the art of cooking, and recording the results.

By Ronit Vered | Feb 14, 2013 | 08:50 AM

Through the kitchen window

Through the kitchen window

Home cooking, local ingredients and a unique pastry shop offer mouth-watering wares in the Mateh Yehuda area, a place of varied culinary cultures. A preview of the annual local food festival.

By Ronit Vered | Jan 31, 2013 | 02:18 PM

Pleasure Hunting 25.1.2013

A foodie's jaunt in the Galilee

After sampling fresh organic produce at a bustling farmer’s market, it's on to Tiberias for chebureki and some of the best kebab in the country.

By Ronit Vered | Jan 24, 2013 | 04:56 PM

cassoulet

Taking it slow with French cassoulet

Like cholent, French cassoulet has endless variations. All include beans and different kinds of meat, all are slow-cooked, and all provide the comfort of home.

By Ronit Vered | Jan 17, 2013 | 06:05 PM

Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi

Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi talk Jerusalem, recipes and passports

The best-selling authors and leading London chefs have brought Jerusalem's cuisine to the world, but are left with a bitter aftertaste about Israel.

By Ronit Vered | Jan 12, 2013 | 09:30 AM | 5

Saladin Street

Winter on Saladin Street

The last grapes, the first strawberries, a sweet rosetta and bitter coffee. It’s the nicest time of year to roam the central artery of East Jerusalem.

By Ronit Vered | Dec 28, 2012 | 10:54 AM

Herring salad

Celebrating Christmas, northern style

Glogg, gravlaks, rice pudding − all part of the traditional Swedish Yuletide holiday.

By Ronit Vered | Dec 20, 2012 | 04:59 PM

Minato

The complexity of Japanese kaiseki, now in Israel

The kaiseki meal of chef Aki Tamura, of the Minato restaurant in Herzliya, includes between seven and 12 courses, depending on the availability of the raw ingredients on any given day

By Ronit Vered | Dec 13, 2012 | 03:49 PM

Gratin. Suitable for a stone cabin with a burning fireplace somewhere in the snowy Alps.

Under cover potatoes

After breaking through the protective, outer crust of a dish that's prepared au gratin, one can delight in the melt-in-your-mouth creaminess beneath it.

By Hedai Offaim | Dec 6, 2012 | 11:08 AM | 2

Anglo File

Participants in a Hebrew lesson in March 2013.

Tel Aviv alternative ulpan provides Hebrew classes to young, hip crowd

By Andrew Esensten | 03:20 PM

Jerusalem & Babylon

People watch Pope Francis on a giant screen in St. Peter's square

Separating Vatican myths from reality

By Anshel Pfeffer | 01:48 AM

Sayed Kashua

Sayed Kashua - A way out

Sayed Kashua's quest for another homeland

By Sayed Kashua | 05:32 PM

The Twilight Zone

Jo Berry and Pat Magee.

The IRA veteran and the daughter of a slain MP who preached peace to Israelis

By Gideon Levy, Nir Kafri | 04:08 PM | 2

Pen Ultimate

MK Yohanan Plesner

A biblical perspective on Israeli government without ultra-Orthodox

By Michael Handelzalts | 10:29 AM | 3

Doron Rosenblum

Illustration by Eran Wolkowski.

Bring the popcorn: It's Bibi's new government and the Holy Grail

By Doron Rosenblum | 05:23 PM

Portion of the Week

Early 20th-century depiction of the Temple’s altar.

Exposing the ‘true face’ of God / Parashat Vayikra

By Yakov Meir | 09:08 AM

The Makings of History

Ben-Gurion

Will we ever find out what the censor left out?

By Tom Segev | 10:08 PM | 2

Tal Niv

Ofer Shelah and Yair Lapid in the Knesset chamber ahead of Naftali Bennett’s maiden speech.

Snapshot: Friends, Romans and Yair Lapid

By Tal Niv | 03:27 PM | 2

Relatively Speaking

Yona Kronenberg and Anat Ornstein Kronenberg

Yona Kronenberg and Anat Ornstein Kronenberg – A generational and cultural gap

By Aviva Lori | 08:51 PM

Pleasure Hunting

Safuriya

God's little acre

By Ronit Vered | 02:59 PM

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