Jerusalem, Medieval Capital of the World, Reimagined
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York exhibits testimony of Middle Age Jerusalem’s rich aesthetic imprint and attachment to Jews, Muslims and Christians.
Yael Friedman
Yael Friedman writes about art, culture, history, urban planning and design, and New York. She is a regular contributor to The Economist and has written for various other publications. She lives in Brooklyn and grew up in Tel Aviv and Rockaway Beach.
What Prompted a High-ranking Egyptian Official to Spy for Israel?
Uri Bar-Joseph's 'The Angel' details the sensational life and early death of Ashraf Marwan, who gave Israel crucial intel prior to the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
Natalie Portman Tells Haaretz: Amos Oz Gave Me Great Freedom With 'Tale of Love & Darkness'
The actress, who directs and plays the novelist’s mother, says 'his feedback to my script adaptation was more of a factual nature than a creative one.'