Private Philanthropists Outshined Government During War
Israel’s 34 day Lebanese War, now hopefully on hold, created a lot of friction between northern residents and local/national government officials, especially in regards to providing assistance for more than one million people during this period. A few private philanthropists, …
Is Israel’s New War Necessary?
Daniel Pipes, a world renowned commentator and author, wrote an article to both the New York Sun and Jerusalem entitled: Israel's Unnecessary War. The gist of the article
A Sailor’s Hymn
"Home is the sailor, home from the sea; and the hunter, home form the hill". These verses from the poem by A.E. Houseman, are mute reminders of the
Aroma hits New York – Burekas Anyone ?
In case you are walking around Soho (Houston Street) in NYC and have a craving for an Israeli Burekas, you now can satisfy the itch. Aroma Café
Meat and Wine Company – Kosher Dining With Class
Dining out in Israel has always been a challenge for observant people who want quality dining as well as top notch service. With the opening of a new
Photographing women in the IDF
Women of the Israel Defense Forces, by Ashkan Sahihi Ashkan Sahihi is an Iranian-American photographer who has gained fame with his remarkable portraits. I met him at
Israeli street art exhibition in New York
Street art by Rami Memri Via Stephanie, I found out that the works of some of Israel's most talented street artists are currently on view at the
Late Night Fantasy Animation by Eyal Katz
Eyal Katz is a very talented animator and graphic designer. His talents include GUI and interactive creation, web design, 3D modelling and animation, book design and creative,
The Israeli Samson
Amit Saphir, Israeli body builder by David Levy Amit Saphir is Israel’s number one weightlifter and bodybuilder, and, for his weight class, one of the strongest men in the world.
New York Times conducting an election poll in Israel
Here’s an interesting little bit of information. A few minutes ago I got an automated survey call. One of those relaxed sounding cyborg women asked me who I
Not Jewish?! What are you doing here? (Part Three)
Sweet Tel Aviv by Jill Cartwright Part Three of Jill Cartwright's memoir about moving to Israel as a non-Jew at the height of the second intifada focuses on her first
Adi Nes: Israeli photographer
Adi Nes is one of Israel’s best-known and most respected photographers. His works have appeared in European and American galleries and museums, where they were met with critical
Schulz on Hamas, flinching, Buchanan probation and the Marshall Plan
By Denis Schulz "Everybody is saying exactly the same thing," said U.S. Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, "There has got to be a peaceful road ahead. You cannot be
Yuval Yairi
Introducing Yuval Yairi, a very talented visual artist. Now showing at the Alon Segev Gallery in Tel Aviv.
Biography is attached below..
Yochai Avrahami
Yochai Avrahmi creates some unique pieces of art. A Bezalel school graduate he is showing his work at the Alon Segev Gallery in Tel Aviv. Biography is below.














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