The Kishle: The archaeologists’ playground
TLV1’s Lissy Kaufmann visits the Kishle, a building adjacent to the Tower of David in Jerusalem’s Old City, now open to the public after years of excavation.
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‘The Wave’ could be just what the doctor ordered
The popular play The Wave, with its message against prejudice and fascism, arrives in Israel. British director Paul Stebbings discusses the kind of impact he’s hoping for.
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Introducing Mulu and Tsagai…
Children’s book, Mulu and Tsagai, is based on the stories of Eritrean and Sudanese refugees and it helps Israeli kids think differently about asylum-seekers.
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‘Peace train’ no more?
TLV1’s Lissy Kaufmann went to find out if Arabs and Jews are now avoiding the monorail in light of recent deadly attacks.
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ILENE IN: On the seam line
Host Ilene Prusher leans in on the latest violence in Jerusalem, and takes a close look at life along the ‘seam line.’
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Emotions begin where ideology ends: The social psychology of the conflict
Ruthie Pliskin, a social psychologist at Tel Aviv University, talks about the role of emotions in determining political action.
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Have you been in Tel Aviv too long?
Blogger Veronica Nocky, a Swedish national who has been living in Israel for five years, recently wrote a post that went viral: ’20 signs you’ve been in Tel Aviv too long.’ She joins us to take a comical look at life in the White City.
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Much a-Jew about nothing
Could the ‘Jewish State’ bill help reaffirm the principle of national self-determination, or could it turn Israel into a discriminatory ethnocracy?
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