Eti Livni, a former deputy speaker of Knesset, and member of security and foreign affairs committee, speaks about “Forum Dvorah: Women in Foreign Policy and National Security,” which is lobbying to have women involved in more decision-making process.
Read More
Professor Nissim Calderon, a writer and professor of Hebrew literature at Ben Gurion University, shares his views of the conflict, Amos Oz’s surprising statement to German radio station, and the songs we listen to in wartime.
Read More
July was supposed to be the big kick-off of the Jerusalem Season of Culture, series of riveting artistic experiences spanning the worlds of dance, music, poetry, visual art and more. But some events were postponed and others scaled down to fit the somber mood and the heightened tensions in Jerusalem.
Read More
Hard rock singer-songwriter Diana Golby hits the TLV1 studios to discuss her debut album “Osher” (Happiness) and her upcoming LP of songs in English.
Read More
Shiri Ben Artzi, founder of Artland – Art Playground for Kids, speaks about the special space they’ve created this year at the Namal in Tel Aviv, despite the challenges of the war.
Read More
Ido Waksman is collecting donations of basic goods, from toilet paper to soap to canned foods, to be shipped to Gaza.
Read More
Ilene Prusher reports from the thespian thicket and speaks to the co-founders of Theater in the Rough, Natan Skop and Beth Steinberg, on the upcoming Jerusalem performance of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”
Read More
Is Israel’s blockade of Gaza necessary for security? A nightmare for humanitarian reasons? A little of both?
Read More
Has Amos Oz found a new tune for the Israeli left?
Israeli writer and peace activist Amos Oz received quite a reaction from left and right-wingers with his recent interview.
Read More