One Night, Markovitch
“He felt Sonya’s entrance before he saw her, because over the last six weeks he had learned to pick out the smell of oranges even on a busy street.”
Read More“He felt Sonya’s entrance before he saw her, because over the last six weeks he had learned to pick out the smell of oranges even on a busy street.”
Read MoreIn a country where everybody tells you what to do, it’s only natural the word “adif” – “it’s preferable” – would be a word you hear every day.
Read More“…he can’t freeze the previous moment, the exact moment he ran him down, the moment a man driving an SUV ran down a man walking on the road.”
Read More“Ezra, what would you call the story told by my violin?”… He said to Rahamim, “I would call it, The Dawning of the Day.”
Read MoreThe DATE ME cast and director came to the TLV1 studio to perform a scene from the show and read out the winning entries from our story competition.
Read More“I ran outside to buy vaccines against tetanus, whooping cough, diphtheria, polio…, and I gave them to him all at once—though I knew you shouldn’t do this.”
Read MoreTwo weeks ago, Israel took part in the European Netball Championships in Newcastle, England, after a three-year hiatus from international competitions.
Read MoreEverything you needed to know about the Hebrew number seven and its root: “shin beit ayin.”
Read More“My father—the hammer poised above the plate, / My mother—the snake of love, / And I—a girl with a dick; / We set out on the path / traced with my tongue.”
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