Veterans: On target

A profile of Lynn Lipschitz, 56, who made aliya from South Africa to Tel Aviv in 1978.

By GLORIA DEUTSCH

Fusing modern and traditional in the kitchen

Kosher cookbooks have come a long way from your grandmother’s synagogue publication.

Book Review: Perceptive Haggada

The tome’s official title is The Lieberman Open Orthodox Haggadah (The Orlofsky Edition), making clear what you will discover in its pages.

By DAVID GEFFEN

Hot off the Arab press

What citizens of other countries are reading about the Middle East.

By COMPILED BY THE MEDIA LINE

Let’s cooperate

Established three years ago, B’Shutaf, a local cooperative, has opened a store in the Clal Center.

Shabbat screenings

News briefs from around the city.

Healthful dishes for the pre-Passover week

Cheryl Forberg’s healthy dishes: Spicy chicken wrap, ginger edamame, quinoa salad with pistachios and healthy meatloaf.

Magnificent Megiddo

In an effort to attract visitors to the beautiful Ramot Menashe Biosphere Reserve, the council decided to hold a Sounds of Nature music festival.

By MEITAL SHARABI

Passover perspective

Has the Halacha changed in the days since I got married? Why is everything so much crazier today?

Faith and feminism

A leadership forum at the Christian-focused Magdala Center attempts to catalyze change and offer reconciliation for the thousands caught up in Israel’s sex industry.

On the field and in court

During a season beset by scandal and legal woes, Beitar’s future looks bright.

This week in Jerusalem

Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs.

Happily Eva After: Times, they are a-interestin’

Eva ruminates on dating in the 21st century.

By EVA

What’s the catch?

Tuvia Tenenbom wows the crowd at the Begin Center at the launch of his book ‘Catch the Jew!’

Music and the mamaloshen

The first International Yiddish Festival is the latest addition to the thriving Yiddish scene.

King vs Barkat

The relationship between the mayor and the far-right city councillor is deteriorating.

What’s the catch?

Tuvia Tenenbom wows the crowd at the Begin Center at the launch of his book ‘Catch the Jew!’

Kayaking for gold on the Kinneret

The Jordan Valley Kayak Sprint Club revives the tradition of training an international cadre of paddling champs.

By ORIT ARFA

On the fast track?

The opening of the railway to Netivot will bring the sleepy southern town closer to the Center.

By EYAL LEVY

Confronting the past: Poland grapples with its lost Jews

Exploring Poland's relationship with the Holocaust.

Keeping their spirits high

The Neilsons introduce Israelis to DIY drinks and boutique beverages.

By NAAMA BARAK

Wading Through Widowhood: Passover perspective

Has the Halacha changed in the days since I got married? Why is everything so much crazier today?

City Notes: Acre hosts ‘special olympics’ on Good Deeds Day

A roundup of local affairs.

By COMPILED BY TAMARA ZIEVE

Linking the real world to the Internet

Finding ways to get customers who engage with print, ads or objects in the real world to specific websites through links and codes can help spur business.

Letters

‘A utopia Israel is not. But we do possess one of the strongest monetary systems, and our security situation is good. So this bitterness toward Bibi is somewhat perplexing’

The blood libel Haggada

How the identity of the author of ‘The Monk’s Haggadah’ was uncovered makes for a gripping detective story

By RALPH AMELAN

The turning point

Curator Yuval Beaton explores the roots of current Israeli photography.

By DAVID STROMBERG

Travel tech start-ups

Innovative new platforms promise better experiences for travelers.

By BUZZY GORDON

On wings of carbon

Israel Aerospace Industries is engaged in high-tech manufacturing for the F-35 fighter jet project

By SHLOMO MAITAL

The Kobani precedent

In Syria and Iraq the only reliable, pro-Western and militarily effective element on the ground are the Kurds.