Changing from Britney Spears to a more fitting soundtrack and attracting party-goers from all walks of life, more and more Israelis are no longer bound to taboos on sex practices that involve domination and pain
Roland Emmerich’s film offers an accurate historical reconstruction of the Battle of Midway, but turns the event into an exhausting saga with no memorable characters
To be a flamenca is to fulfill your burning desires with complete abandon. It’s a personality thing, a way of life, says Noa Drezner, and she knows whereof she speaks
A new exhibition is showcasing 18 works by the influential Jewish painter, who also left a mark on Israeli artists – some of whose works are on display
Saint Mark's Square was submerged by more than one metre of water, while the adjacent Saint Mark's Basilica was flooded for the sixth time in 1,200 years - but the fourth in the last 20
While debates rage over the true homeland of hummus and the genesis of shakshuka, a boutique brewery makes the first Israeli-Arab brown ale
The hotter it gets, the faster bacteria breathe and the more carbon dioxide and methane they emit — and bacteria comprise half the globe’s biomass
Apple's 'Morning Show,' starring Jennifer Anniston, Reese Witherspoon and Steve Carrel, turns the #MeToo crisis into great entertainment
Tar made of birch bark was their best option for gluing handles to axes and tools: coincidence or Paleolithic research?
From a meal in an Arab village to a political discussion in the West Bank, there are excursions to match everyone’s interests. And you might just learn something about yourself
