In First, Jennifer Lopez Plans Performance in Israel
Lopez, 49, will play at Tel Aviv’s Hayarkon Park on August 1
Israeli Culture
IN PHOTOS: A Dive Into Israel’s Mermaid Community
'When I’m flying through the water with my tail, I forget all my worries'
40th Anniversary of 'Hallelujah': The Song Which Almost Bankrupted Israel
The tale of Israel's miraculous double Eurovision win, and the birth of the most successful song to come out of the contest since ABBA
Zeppelin, Confetti and a Gramophone: How Israelis Celebrated Purim 90 Years Ago
Haaretz excitedly reported to its readers that 'people are dancing in the air' for the first time ever
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
'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.
Food
14 Best Value-for-money Israeli Wines for Passover
As this year's seder nears, here are some local wines that will make your holiday, all for less than 100 shekels
Archaeology
For You Were (Not) Slaves in Egypt: The Ancient Memories Behind the Exodus Myth
From the expulsion of the Hyksos to Armageddon, the epic Passover saga does not reflect a specific event, but seems to contain distant memories that may give us clues to the real history of the ancient Israelites
Movies
Israeli Winner of Berlin Festival Dares Culture Minister to Watch His Film
Nadav Lapid says the fact his film was financed by the Culture Ministry is 'the supreme expression' of Israel's democratic character
Travel
Drop Everything and Head for Northern Israel's Glorious Gushers
A springtime hike in the Upper Galilee, along Tzalmon Stream and the Parod waterfalls, is an unadulterated pleasure – but beware the blight of litter
Science
This Is the Last Climate Change Story You Will Ever Read — if You Take Christiana Figueres’ Advice
It takes a world, not a village, to fix the problem we created, but the technology (mostly) already exists, says the architect of the Paris Agreement and co-winner of this year’s Dan David Prize
Television
Why 'Game of Thrones' Is the Perfect Gateway Drug to CNN (But Not Fox News)
Don't despair that the season is finishing soon — the internecine feuds in the House of Representatives will make you forget all about the House of Lannister
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'
