You, Too, Can Be a Mossad Hero Without Leaving the Movie Theater
Virtual reality hasn’t lived up to its early promise, but Asaf and Eyal Geva think they have a winning formula with their ‘Mossad’ movie tie-up
Israeli Culture
Israel Prize Laureate and Poet Tuvia Ruebner Dies at 95
Ruebner, who immigrated to Israel during World War II, wrote both in Hebrew and German, winning several awards in Europe
Money Where Your Mouth Is: Podcasting Biz Gains Momentum in Israel and Abroad
Industry insider says trick is to 'bring in large numbers of "quality" listeners, then reach advertisers and brands'
Israeli Top Dancer Accused of Supporting BDS, Drawing Culture Minister’s Ire
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'
Despite Activists' Objections, Tel Aviv Approves Campus for Dance Troupe in Southern Part of City
Decision is part of a series of moves the municipality is advancing that will force neighborhood’s weaker populations having to leave, local activist says
Bauhaus Turns 100: The Architectural Style That Put Tel Aviv on the Map
In the early 20th century, Israel became a center of the 'International Style,' but contrary to urban legend, the local obsession was not exclusive to Tel Aviv
Food
Eilat: The Best Bars and Clubs in Israel's Southern Resort Town
In Eilat right now? With dance floors that beat anything in greater Tel Aviv, drinks at totally sane prices and a slew of other attractions, the city's lively club scene is a great way to cope with the dog days of summer
Archaeology
Israeli Village Excavates Itself, Finds Biggest Winery in the Crusader World
King Baldwin III built a castle in Mi’ilya from which he ruled his Galilean lordship in the 12th century. Watching it crumble before their eyes, latter-day villagers teamed up to find the treasures buried beneath their very own homes
Movies
‘Second-class Citizen’ in Israel, Ethiopian-born Screenwriter Tackles Ignorance of Her Birthplace
Alamork Davidian's 'Fig Tree,' which was nominated for the Israel's prestigious Ophir Prize, brought her back to the nation of her birth to tell a story based on her childhood memories in the outskirts of Addis Ababa
Travel
IN PHOTOS: Fairytales Come to Life on an Israeli Beach
Ten artists from around the world will participate in the International Sand Sculpture Festival in Ashkelon in August 18-23
Science
'The Sea Will Get as Hot as a Jacuzzi': What Life in Israel Will Be Like in 2100
Winter will get much shorter and even nighttime won't offer respite from the heat. Israel is warming up, and by the end of the century we simply won’t be able to exist without air conditioning
Television
Why You Must Watch HBO’s Brilliant New Israeli Drama ‘Our Boys’
HBO’s grueling but gripping Israeli show ‘Our Boys’ reprises the violent summer of 2014
Arts & Leisure
Jerusalem Holds Off Evicting Gallery That Hosted Anti-occupation NGO
A compromise has been reached that will keep the Barbur Gallery open for at least the next three months, after it earlier sparked city's ire for hosting event by Breaking the Silence
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'
