Next Year (Not) in Jerusalem: 2019 Eurovision Likely to Be Held in Tel Aviv, Official Says
Amid controversy over plan to hold event in Israel's capital, Finance Ministry official says Tel Aviv hosts the only site meeting requirements
Life & Culture
Holy Land Byzantines Predated Jeff Sessions' Abuse of Apostle Paul's Epistle by 1,500 Years
All Paul meant is that early Christians living in pagan regimes should render unto Caesar rather than kick up a fuss and get killed, not that families should be rent asunder at the American border
Tel Aviv's Best Places for Shakshuka, a Perfect Breakfast Dish
From gourmet cafes to market stalls, these are the best shakshuka spots in Tel Aviv
In Exclusive Interview 'As a Feminist, I'm Proud of What I'm Doing,' Harvey Weinstein's Defense Attorney Says
In an interview with Haaretz Blair Berk disses an accusatory atmosphere created by the #MeToo campaign that has destroyed her client's career yet sees 'great potential' in the fight it spearheads against sexual harassment
U.S. Filmmaker Lilly Rivlin, the Cousin of the Israeli President, Calls on Women to Take to the Streets
The N.Y.-based director talks about feminist pioneers, being a real activist and the "very serious quarrel" she has had with her famous cousin
Food
Celebrity Chef Eyal Shani Expands Pita Presence, Opens Second 'Miznon' in Paris
The new Paris iteration of Shani's 'Miznon' joins its relative in Le Marais, a historic district and heart of the city’s Jewish quarter. Both branches are located in what have become hubs of Parisian nightlife
Science & Health
In Honor of World Giraffe Day: How to Shave a Giraffe's Feet
On the giraffe's five horns, supercharged cardiovascular system and how to perform a pedicure on your giraffe
Television
'The Staircase' Is the Best Show Currently on Netflix
In ‘The Staircase,’ the new crime documentary from Netflix, one shock follows another – right up until the very end of legal proceedings; 'November 13: Attack on Paris,' meanwhile, overcomes a questionable start to become a powerful examination of coming face to face with death
Archaeology
Enigmatic Deer Skull Masks Made 11,000 Years Ago in Yorkshire Go on Display
Mesolithic hunter-gatherers of Star Carr living high on the hog by a now-extinct lake may have developed symbolic pageantry using bone head-dresses
Travel
Train Wreck: How Tel Aviv’s New Transport System Is Going Off the Rails
The coastal city is meant to have three new rail lines by 2024, but critics say the project is unnecessarily shrouded in secrecy, unresponsive to public concerns and falling behind schedule
