Use Your Imagination
The Hebrew verb “domé” means “resemble,” but its relatives branch out to mean so much more.
Read MoreThe Hebrew verb “domé” means “resemble,” but its relatives branch out to mean so much more.
Read More“Remember, whatever you do in life, for them you will always, but always, be an Arab. Do you understand?”
Read More“May you get a piece of straw in your eye and a splinter in your ear and not know which one to pull out first.”
Read MoreAre you playing by the “klalim”? A “klal” is a rule or regulation, and there are plenty of them in Hebrew!
Read More“He despised the British more every day. He couldn’t stand their haughty presence as they walked through the market in groups in their pressed uniforms, as if they were the lords of the land.”
Read More“The sound of the killed pieces / tossed into the wooden box is like distant thunder, heralding evil.”
Read MoreWe have already spoken about what you say in a restaurant or at a café, but what would a waiter say to you?
Read MoreThe hometown of Mary Magdalene became one of the most exciting archaeological sites in the region when workers stumbled upon a 1st century synagogue there.
Read More“Little kids in costume giggle happily / real flower children / and Margalit Tzan’ani sings / ‘The Honey in the Groove'”
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