Anat Rosenberg is an editor at Haaretz English edition.
FashMaps uses neo-Nazi and white supremacist message boards to find out where they reportedly live and congregate, and pinpoints the locations on a ‘Nazis in Your Neighborhood’ map
Dr. Golbarg Bashi says she wanted to write an ABC rhyme book with lots of references to the Holy Land and Palestinian culture. However, her book risks being overshadowed by a ruckus about an entry called 'I is for Intifada'
Mayor of Dickinson says residents are angry, upset and confused that hurricane relief grants included a provision forbidding aid-seekers from boycotting Israel
Rabbi Susan Talve says her congregation was in the right place at the right time to offer sanctuary to protesters from riot police on Friday. ‘Silence is violence, too – especially white silence,’ she says
'I’m going to Israel!' Transparent lead character Maura Pfefferman announces in newly released trailer for 'Jewiest' of TV shows
The works on this list offer something for everyone, from the disillusioned Zionist to the banned-book fan to the lit-lover with a conscience
Required reading: Grossman's fiction often returns to the themes of childhood, grief and solitude, while his non-fiction shines a spotlight on the dilemmas of life in Israel
For all those who are ready to bury their heads in the sand for the next four years, perhaps a better plan of action is to bury your noses in a good read.
From 'Night' to 'Open Heart': A prolific writer of more than 60 works, Elie Wiesel returned time and again to the Holocaust and human suffering, God and the Jewish people.
Asufa, a Jaffa-based design store, has published a Hebrew-English Haggadah that will hopefully keep seder guests from talking politics at the table.
It's shameful that an Israeli lawmaker brought the ugliness of racism, all the talk of 'us' and 'them', back into the one place meant to be the safest space, a space of solidarity, for all.
Legend has it that when the ancient Greeks outlawed the study of Torah, Jews used spinning tops — popular gambling devices — to outsmart them.
Chairman of fund that donated $87.5m to build the Ein Karem building says it isn't related to the hospitals' plight.
The popular Israeli singer, often compared to soulful women crooners, is about to kick off a U.S.-Canada tour.
Looking for a handle-less handbag? Try these plastic, wooden or Dead Sea-inspired versions.
From B&W photos to jewelry made of ancient coins, here are ideas for those who yearn for an Israel that was.
Adam Yehiel, the DJ-businessman behind Tel Aviv Volume, hopes to make the 3-day, 4-night professional schmooze and party an annual event.
These Israeli-designed creations add a dash of nature to yourself - or your home.
These Israeli-designed candlesticks vary in substance and style, but they're sure to make Shabbat special.
Israel Museum extending opening hours to accommodate the crush, but act fast.
Baby, it's cold outside. Why not take advantage of your time indoors with products that make tidying up easier?
Inconvenience and misery are largely absent from Ofir Touche Gafla’s 'World of the End,’ so why does it sound like such a frustrating place to spend eternity?
Looking for some direction in the accessories department? These Israeli-designed, map-inspired goodies might be the way to go.
Peace may seem hard to come by these days, but expressing one's desire for it is easy with these attainable accessories.
Each week, Haaretz spotlights Israeli designers and their creations; this week our focus is fun for foodies.
The Jewish Festival of Lights kicks off this week, marking the perfect time to introduce Haaretz readers to a new column that spotlights Israeli designers and their wares.
This year, you can celebrate Turkey Day in Tel Aviv while also helping the needy.
Marketers and inventors find all sort of wacky ways to promote the Jewish holiday with products for people, pets and homes.
Israel App: Jerusalem Edition is a cutting-edge, low-cost way to explore this ancient city's top sights.
From handmade woven jewelry to recycled denims or funky T-shirts, discover the ingenuity and flair of local Israeli designers and artists.