"These are ritual objects made specifically for burials and brought from Greece," explained a former archaeologist now serving in the Ukrainian military.
The IDF social media account recognized the widespread trend, captioning their post: "We thought we’d also hop on the Ghibli trend."
Every bulb represents a name, every barcode tells a story: A light installation at Tel Aviv’s Habima Square aims to keep the memory of each victim.
With International Women’s Day on March 8, I have chosen for this column female artists whose solo exhibitions have caught my attention and can be seen in Petah Tikva, Tel Aviv, and Bat Yam.
Decorated flask uncovered in cave-turned-olive press at Horvat 'Anim; symbol of camels’ central role in early Islamic economy.
Greek artist Vagelis Kyris unveils Eretz Israel Museum’s centerpiece exhibit.
Israel’s Acre Fringe Festival is back this April with bold, thought-provoking performances.
Theater review: Light Opera Group of the Negev Netanya Community Center
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