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Meeting life’s challenges
Meeting life’s challenges: Deborah's journey to Israel and Judaism

The challenges of raising two special-needs children from foster care and conflicting parenting styles proved too stressful for her husband. Devorah, however, was determined to proceed with adoption.

By SUSAN DE LA FUENTE
02/01/2020
Ben Ish Hai responds to hassidic manna
Ben Ish Hai responds to hassidic manna

While Jewish law does not have a doctrine of binding precedent, there is still a notion of persuasive precedent.

By LEVI COOPER
03/01/2020
Saving Palmahim Beach
Saving Palmahim Beach

It’s highly doubtful that anyone visiting Palmahim Beach a while back would have taken much notice of the two young women sitting on the sand together engrossed in conversation.

By YAAKOV BAR-ON
02/01/2020
Motti,  Naharayim engineer
How a Jewish engineer dared to leave Russia to build a new land

From the Russian Revolution to the earliest days of the State of Israel, a young man’s idealism and hard work continue to inspire today.

A math loving, star-gazing mystic - the Vilna Gaon reexamined

2020 marks 300 years since we were gifted with the extraordinary Torah mind of the Vilna Gaon.

By ARI KAHN
03/01/2020
Patpong memories
Jewish World: Thai sex-workers, Austrian-Jewish memories - and art

A new museum of Bangkok’s notorious red-light district is the brainchild of a ‘culturally Jewish’ Austrian with a colorful family history.

By TIBOR KRAUSZ
24/12/2019
London calling: After Corbyn lost, what is the future of UK Jews?

A week after his victory, Johnson made an encouraging pledge to combat boycotts against Israel, saying it tends to be targeted with “nauseating frequency.”

24/12/2019
Israel’s James Bond
Israel’s James Bond - How an Iraqi-born Jew became an Israeli hero

Mordechai Ben-Porat led an airlift of some 130,000 Iraqi Jews to Israel.

Masada and Jewish heroism:  A new perspective
Masada and Jewish heroism: A new perspective

The most important question is why the Jews at Masada stopped fighting.

14/12/2019
Egypt: The land where I shouldn’t be

Our friends, when we told them of our plans, mostly thought we were nuts. “Why would you go to Egypt?” - “Aren’t you scared to go to Egypt?!”

By LAURA BEN-DAVID
28/11/2019
Snow on My City
A song for Kislev: Snow on My City

שֶלֶג עַל עִירִי

By JERUSALEM POST IVRIT TEAM
26/11/2019
A tourist rests next to a camel under the stars near the summit of Mount Sinai
Israelis back to Sinai

“For me, Sinai is perfect because it’s a combination of desert and the sea,” she said. “Who needs more than the beach and a book?”

By LINDA GRADSTEIN
28/11/2019
A vendor arranges tomatoes on his stand at the Mahne Yehuda market in Jerusalem (February 9, 2011).
How to eat well, feel well...... look well and be well

To understand how we’ve been led down a path to poor health let’s look at the influences that have been shaping our eating habits. We’ve been subjected to myths, untruths and misinformation.

By BARBARA SCHIPPER
21/11/2019
Halina Silber
Holocaust survival thanks to Schindler's list for life in America

Halina Silber tells her story of being saved via Schindler’s list and rebuilding her life in America.

By SUZANNE POLLAK
20/11/2019
THE ICONIC Pillsbury Doughboy floats high above New York City during a recent Macy Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving in Jerusalem

What olim say, happenings and turkey tips

Will the rule of law survive the hardball Israeli politics of 2019?

Will the most recent election lead to balancing out some of the latest trends so that conflict over the rule of law calms down a bit?

Spirituality together on a recent retreat
Jewish spirituality at meditation retreats across the world

“Meditation was something I was aware of, but I hadn’t engaged in it at all at that time,” Jacobson-Maisels says.

By ARIEL DOMINIQUE HENDELMAN
14/11/2019
Yiddish land revisited
Meet the Israelis who are reconnecting modern Hebrew to Yiddish

Yiddish is doing a lot better than Hopi or Gaelic.

STELLAR AMERICAN-TURKISH oud player-vocalist Ara Dinkjian brings his silky skills back to the Oud Fe
It was 20 years ago today‏

“Twenty years! Hard to believe,” he beams when we meet in his airy office. “I look upon the festival as a child who was born and has grown up,” said Bnaya.

06/11/2019
A song for Cheshvan: Threads of Rain
A song for Heshvan: Threads of Rain

חוּטִים שֶל גֶשֶם

By JPOST IVRIT STAFF
06/11/2019
AYALA CIDERMAN
Calling all Jerusalem folkies

“We’ve had quite a few people from abroad come to play at the club,” notes Philippa Bacal, who has, basically, served as chief cook and bottle washer of the folkie enterprise for the past nine years.

30/10/2019
AN ACTRESS in Indian-style costume dances in front of a cardboard Taj Mahal.
Jerusalemites and visitors get a ‘Taste of the World’

The Taste of the World Festival, newly arrived to Jerusalem, felt similar to the Eurovision village in Tel Aviv for the international music festival earlier this year.

24/10/2019
More fun for your festival

What do see across the country.

By MEITAL SHARABI
17/10/2019
Pakistan regains status as favored tourist destination

Improved security control in face of terrorism shifts focus to country’s beauty, diversity

By ARSHAD MEHMOOD / THE MEDIA LINE
17/10/2019
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