These Were the Top News Stories in Haaretz, 100 Years Ago
The Historical Jewish Press Project has uploaded Haaretz issues from its first 13 years of existence - now digitally available, free of charge
Israeli Culture
'What’s the Alternative – to Join the Forces of Evil?' Israeli Singer Noa's Revolution Against 'Trumpism'
The singer talks with Haaretz about her new album, Bach, the Israeli cross she has to bear and how to survive in the era of Cardi B.
She Shot for Israel's Secret Services. But Her Photos Can't Be Published
Her global, secret operations work has never been published. Luckily, she kept a portfolio of impressive unclassified work at home
Israeli Director's Film Wins Top Prize at Berlin Festival
Nadav Lapid's 'Synonyms,' about a young Israeli who moves to Paris, have been praised by critics as 'brilliant' and 'fearless'
The Turks Are Back, and They've Got All of Israel Addicted
'The Bride of Istanbul' is much more than a TV soap opera
Bryan Cranston to Star in American Remake of Israeli TV Drama
Cranston, who played the character of Walter White in 'Breaking Bad,' will take on the leading role in the Showtime version of 'Kvodo'
Food
A Passage to India's Cochin Cuisine Leads Through a Moshav in Central Israel
The Jewish community says their ancestors had traveled to southern Indian to trade spices during the time of King Solomon. Now Israelis will have a chance to sample the food that bears a close resemblance to the their own kitchen
Archaeology
Found in Jerusalem’s City of David: The Egyptian God Bes
Pottery fragment dated to Persian period found in Jerusalemite household garbage pit 2,500 years ago
Movies
Why So Many Israeli Horror Films Take Place in the Army
More than half the horror films produced in Israel in the past decade are about the army and suggest the same idea: The Israeli nightmare is not about monsters and demons, but about the face in the mirror
Travel
Eilat's New Airport Is a Breath of Fresh Air
A visit to the new $473.5m airport outside Eilat reveals meticulous architectural attention, including an effort to blend in with the desert and a sophisticated design aesthetic. Only transport issues mar the picture
Science
A Lesser-known Problem of Galactic Conquest: Herpes in Space
The longer the trip, the worse it gets, NASA admits in a study that casts even more doubt on our future in the stars
Television
Bill Maher, Bring Your Show to Israel — You Have a Lot to Learn
The ‘Real Time’ host is still king when it comes to skewering Trump and his own beloved Democratic Party, but clearly needs some help when it comes to the Israel-Palestinian conflict
Arts & Leisure
Roger Waters Urges 'Only Notable Standout' Kamasi Washington to Cancel Israeli Festival Performance
To perform in Israel 'would be a betrayal of everyone who ever stood up for civil or human rights anywhere,' ex-Pink Floyd frontman writes on Facebook
Theater
Banned Play on Palestinian Prisoners, Occupation Throws Israeli Theater Festival Into Turmoil
Artistic director quits popular Acre Fringe Theater Festival after public steering committee disqualifies 'Prisoners of Occupation'
