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
The Erotic Archetype, run by an Israeli television director, is meant to expose hidden erotic mechanisms and help realize sexual potential
She survived the Holocaust, lived on a kibbutz, helped to produce ‘The Godfather,’ and finally found satisfaction as a follower of the guru Osho. Her role in the hit Netflix documentary is merely a cameo, but Françoise Ruddy lived a life worthy of its own miniseries
From 'Barbarian meals' to 'meat carnivals,' carnivores are setting up forums to exchange tips and eat meat – in all shapes and sizes. But how much does the trend really have to do with an interest in cuts and cooking methods?
It's not legal in Israel, but in more and more Tel Aviv restaurants and bars, one can find patrons sniffing cocaine, sometimes in the open. 'People aren't having sex in the toilets anymore. They're just sniffing'
The security briefing at the entrance to the compound that was designated for sexual activity eliminated whatever desire was left. At some point you realize what the veterans already know: Nothing is happening
Café Italia serves simple and tasty food in large portions and at reasonable prices. So when did the New York-style brasserie drop the pretensions and become an eatery that’s more like a kibbutz dining hall?
Sometimes you need to state the obvious. There's a reason Tel Aviv residents love this classic but modern restaurant.
Finding a steak of the caliber served at Hudson is no simple task in Israel or abroad, but a lunchtime visit will cost you a pretty penny.
A month after student senate passes resolution calling for university to withdraw investments from certain Israeli firms, 135 teachers express opposition to measure.
While boycott Israel movement gains traction, opponents take comfort in the trend that what’s done on campus stays on campus.
'Obama sees immigration of investors, researchers, high-tech employees as national interest,' says Hila Nattiv, a lawyer in San Francisco. 'This change is very significant for a lot of Israelis.'
Former CEO Ran Poliakine: ‘Our goal is to be the new electric company. You won’t need electric cords at home or anywhere else.’
Intel officials say the death of the PC has been greatly exaggerated, but even so the chip maker is increasingly exploring new opportunities in the mobile and smart clothing fields.
With a new Israeli executive at international HQ and Kiryat Gat plant upgrade, Israel is very much part of chip maker’s plans.
All Alex Shandrovsky wanted was to find a kosher food; within months, L’Chaim Sushi has become a hit in Silicon Valley.
Noad Lahat, the first Israeli to fight in a prestigious Ultimate Fighting Championship mixed martial arts competition, won his second fight in the U.S. on Saturday.
Hebrew lessons at the San Francisco Jewish Community Center have never been more popular, with lots of locals looking to land an Israeli man.
For decades, Esalen has been known for its New Age-y workshops, offered in a spectacularly gorgeous spot. What happens when it reaches out to people from the most contested land on Earth?
Until you taste them, you won't understand, and when you do, you might become addicted. Haaretz got a taste of the rare fungi at the Napa Truffle Festival.
Meta is a new kid on the augmented reality bloc. It isn't afraid of the leader in this evolving field that may replace cellphones.
Israeli Amir Lehavot was among nine contestants competing for the $8.3 million top prize in this month’s World Series of Poker event in Las Vegas.
A rabbi, a Palestinian, two Israelis and a Turk. Such was the roster on and off the court when the Houston Rockets' Omri Casspi battled the Dallas Mavericks' Gal Mekel.
First two Israelis to play in the NBA meet in Texas: Casspi's Rockets take the day.
Free-spirited winner of the chemistry prize tells Haaretz he now has to erase Facebook photos of him in underpants at Burning Man Festival 'before they get into Swedish newspapers.’
Leather, but no tefillin: Haaretz thrashes out the details with two of the event's Jewish organizers.
Haaretz discovers why tens of thousands of adherents worldwide - including rabbis - are saying 'yes' to OneTaste.
Some 50,000 Israelis live in the high-tech center; four are working to organize them into a community and help their peers back at home.
Alex Karpovsky is now making it big on the silver screen, too; just don’t call him another Woody Allen.
Gal Mekel enjoyed an exceptionally good first quarter during his third game with the Dallas Mavericks.