Metro

Moving on, with meaning

Tennis is his racquet

Getting to know Marty Gilbert.

NewDaica: ‘Smahot Ktanot’

An artistic exhibition of an intensely personal nature resonates with gallery visitors.

City Notes: TechnoArt conference takes Tel Aviv

City Notes: Bird festival enthusiasts flock to Hula Valley

News briefs from around the nation.

Simply Unforgettable

The hundreds who will pack the place will be grooving to spectacular renditions of some of their favorite hits by the likes of Cliff Richard, Frank Sinatra, The Temptations and Shirley Bassey.

Pieces of light

"What I do is a Japanese dancer moving, but other than that it doesn’t have any nationality – international or any other place."

Start-up Berlin

Germany’s capital looks toward Israeli chutzpah and innovation to rev up its start-up scene.

The marathon of pleasure and pain

What is it like to run the Jerusalem marathon?

Tennis, anyone?

Poor infrastructure, a lack of sporting tradition and cultural differences are just a few of the reasons that can explain why so few professional athletes hail from the Beduin sector.

The new American antisemitism, Part I

‘Now that it’s happening here...’

Twixt water and oil

As we know, water and oil are diametric opposites; it is thus not surprising that the effect of oil in the dough is opposite to that of water.

Just not (ir)religious

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

City Notes: Jewish, Israeli-Arab artists sing for tolerance in Jaffa

This time is important, too

Merkaz Panim provides support for those suffering from infertility and pregnancy loss.

'Dreame' big

Whimsical start-up turns life into art.

Getting high on Baroque

Italian violinist-conductor Enrico Onofri is one of the world’s foremost performers of Baroque music.

Sounds like art

Tsabar flits between various artistic disciplines, and there are physical passages in the show that give you a sense of space, and get you to spread your tactile, aural and emotional sensibilities.

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

News round up from around the country.

Passing the Andalusian baton

The ensemble began life in Ashdod in 1994, with the goal of perpetuating the rich musical heritage of the Maghreb region.

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.

Learning about voting

Ninth graders at a Modi’in high school are getting a taste of the US election.

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.

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.

The long journey home

The story of an ‘Exodus’ passenger’s stormy sail to the Jewish state.

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.

City Notes: New ferry between Haifa and Acre

News briefs from around the nation.

City Notes: Bridge on the beach

Stepping down the Carmel

It’s quicker by train.

The royal kippa

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