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With a song in their heart

The five-day event takes in over 30 documentaries, from Israel and around the world, featuring seven Israeli premieres.

Passing the Andalusian baton

By BARRY DAVIS
Learning about voting

By ANAV SILVERMAN
The long journey home

By MAXINE LIPTZEN DOROT

City Notes: Israeli breakfast joint says ‘guten Morgen’ to Berlin

News round up from around the country.

By COMPILED BY JULIE STEIGERWALD
Occupy religion

Yesh Atid’s plan for religious tolerance would enable people who believe that riding a bus on Shabbat does not impact on their Jewishness to do so.

By PAMELA PELED
The likes of Mike’s Place

All five branches of the longstanding pub-restaurant around the country offer more than just a hint of a genuine overseas barroom ambiance.

By BARRY DAVIS
Secrecy and survival

Taryn Simon is a multidisciplinary artist whose works combine photography, texts, video, performance and sculpture to direct attention to unique, surprising and often disturbing phenomena.

By JESSICA VRAZILEK
City Notes: New ferry between Haifa and Acre

News briefs from around the nation.

By COMPILED BY JULIE STEIGERWALD
City Notes: Bridge on the beach

By COMPILED BY JULIE STEIGERWALD
Stepping down the Carmel

It’s quicker by train.

By WENDY BLUMFIELD
The royal kippa

I was still quite surprised, maybe even a British “shocked,” to see Prince Charles with an emblazoned kippa.

By HANOCH NE'EMAN
Today’s newspaper, tomorrow’s art

How a child immigrant grew up to become an artist and an Israeli, combining the country’s news with its flowers.

By BARRY DAVIS
Cool cats

Felines take center-stage at an intriguing comics exhibition, providing insight into the ‘cat-human yin-yang balance.’

By BARRY DAVIS
Three Ladies, Three Lattes: God as sniper?

A look at percolating issues in Israel’s complicated social and religious fabric; Secular Pam, modern Orthodox Tzippi and haredi Danit answer your questions.

By THREE LADIES, THREE LATTES
A shande fur die ganze welt

"For the current electoral freak show, this 'shande fur die ganze welt' is no accident; It is the logical product of what American politics and culture have become."

By PHILIP GOLD
Beer-garden cheer

Last month, a bona fide Bavarian beer garden opened in the Tel Aviv Port.

By BARRY DAVIS
City Notes: Honey festival a sweet way to mark holiday season

A news roundup from around the nation.

By COMPILED BY JULIE STEIGERWALD
Flowers of the desert

Negev Beduin communities are opening their doors to welcome guests over Succot for the third annual ‘desert magic’ festival.

By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
Foraging in the city

Seeking sustenance in Israel’s concrete jungles.

By RACHEL MYERSON
Voices male and female at Abu Ghosh

A look at some of the music offerings at the Abu Ghosh Festival, taking place October 21-24.

By BARRY DAVIS
From computer shop owner ... to artist

“I sold the future and now I see the future in art.”

By LAURA SIGAL
More than just a bar

I set out to create a place where there was music every night, trained staff who know how to handle young customers and a family atmosphere.

By TRACEY SHIPLEY
Chiburim: Making the right love connection

Chiburim (Connections) was established three years ago to help singles in Israel meet their potential life partner.

By RUTH BELOFF
City Notes: Bikes to take over TA during Succot

News briefs from around the nation.

By COMPILED BY JULIE STEIGERWALD
Animal light

Ray Maor’s figures are the result of hours and hours spent interlacing copper with optical fibers.

By BARRY DAVIS
Ghetto splendor

The show’s full title is “Marking 500 Years of the Venice Ghetto,” and it is comprised of various artifacts hauled out of the museum’s storage facilities for the occasion.

By BARRY DAVIS
The land of Bnei Shimon

A visit to the Bnei Shimon region in the northern Negev is a surprisingly fine choice for a couple of days.

By ITSIK MAROM
Mazal tov!

In Kiryat Bialik, youngsters from London and Manchester mix with their new Israeli friends despite not being able to discuss Brexit or soccer scores in any common language.

By PAMELA PELED
Israeli music for all

The annual Israeli Music Festival takes place October 5-10.

By BARRY DAVIS
City Notes: Netanya hosts Israeli Special Olympics

News briefs from around the nation.

By COMPILED BY JULIE STEIGERWALD
New year for the golden-agers

Nonprofit Aleh goes beyond just caring for Rehovot’s seniors, by providing them with a sense of belonging and cultural enrichment.

By MIRIAM KRESH
A love letter to Italy

Renowned artist Helen Bar-Lev showcases he work in Haifa.

By WENDY BLUMFIELD
Hate into hope, ugliness into color

Members of the public of all ages came together to transform a graffiti-covered wall in Pardess Hanna.

By PENINA HOROWITZ

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