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Wearing her ‘art’ on her sleeve

Take in a marriage of fashion and art at a six-woman exhibition.

A magic carpet ride

Up-and-coming artist Fatma Shanan puts the carpet front and center

THIS WEEK IN JERUSALEM

Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.

In the Grain: Jack and the bean sprout

Baking with bean sprouts.

Hatch taproom opens in Mahaneh Yehuda

To build the bar, he learned how to weld. To assemble the beer line, he learned how to work with copper tubing. In fact, for Greenblatt, learning is the ultimate experience.

A song for today

Going for a song

Those who have had a taste of auction or garage sales and flea markets in the old country can never quite resist the excitement of the bid, rummaging through the stalls in a noisy crowded street.

Art for all

A new art gallery offers top notch art at affordable prices.

An encounter with Edith Lieberman

‘My father was a Revisionist Zionist, and I started going to Betar meetings at age six.

Jerusalem Gateway

The Holy City begins a mega-makeover with its new business district.

Fighting for their homes in the Holy City

The complex issue of church owned, and sold, lands in Jerusalem.

Try the trout

The Dag al Hadan restaurant has earned the reputation for serving the freshest trout – you can’t get any closer from the cool water of the Dan River to the plate on the table.

A call for peace:PARASHAT SHOFTIM

How to rule? The Torah has a few ideas.

Growing up in war zones

A journalist and a marine pen a moving joint memoir of life in battle.

A winner with the mentality of a loser

Ben Caspit’s new book shows how Benjamin Netanyahu brought impressive resources to the Prime Minister’s Office, but failed to capitalize on them.

Ice-cold drinks for a hot summer night

Balancing the yum in Asian cooking

From what yum means in Asian cooking to foods you need to try as soon as you can.

Thailand can also be a dynamic family experience

Thailand has much to offer for those seeking a family vacation the children will never forget.

Maccabi Tel Aviv vs Tehran (and other concerns)

How sporting spirit can defeat politics and prejudice, even in Iran, and what this has to do with Israel.

PIECING TOGETHER

Artwork holds answers to destinies of Holocaust survivors.

Summer debuts

Two new suburban restaurants: Republic in Hod Hasharon and Shastel in Ra’anana.

A key player

Lahav Shani performs at the Jerusalem Chamber Music Festival

Frantz’s secret

The film is tasteful but lacks that certain ‘Ozon layer’.

Top 10 things to do this week

This week's top 10 attractions.

Dance of folk

Austrian choreographer Simon Meyer presents ‘Sons of Sissy’.

WHERE TIME IS IRRELEVANT

The first Israeli woman to swim the English Channel tells about the challenge.

screen savors: Diana documentaries and the film ‘Get Out’

To commemorate 20 years since the death of princess Diana three documentaries will be shown on Israeli television.

Marketplace: Silicon Einsteins

Can there be a hostile takeover by robots and computers?

necessary Stories: Paper Rule

‘Paper Rule’ is the 120th story Haim Watzman has published here in his Jerusalem Report column, over the last nine years.

Democracy and the power of the people

Israel is a robust democracy, which allows for protest against government and military actions.