Yona Wallach’s Hebrew “peeks through the keyhole” – Israel in Translation
Never one to shy away from controversy, Tel Aviv-born Yona Wallach made an astonishing impact on Hebrew literature during her short life.
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Woman of valor, who will elect? – The Promised Podcast
We discuss the movement to get ultra-Orthodox women on the ballot, how the Left plans to make peace, and whether the elections will make any difference.
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Ke’Ilu: You Really Can Use It, Like, Anywhere!
‘Ke’ilu’ is one of the words you hear most on the streets of Tel Aviv. It means ‘as if,’ but it’s used it in the same way as ‘kinda’ or ‘like’ in English.
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Doug Altabef on rethinking the American dream – Journeys
Doug Altabef says the desire to contribute to the building of a young country was enough to persuade his family to make the move from New York to Israel.
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Women neither seen nor heard on public radio station
Ruti Feuchtwanger of Kolech, tells us about a class-action suit against a public radio station that refuses to allow women’s voices to be heard on the air.
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Orthodox, gay, and open
Kamoha is an organization of gay, Orthodox men who want to remain part of religious society. Amit, the director, talks about the challenges they face.
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Creative city by the sea
Tel Aviv has just been added to UNESCO’s list of Creative Cities. Michelle Sofge of ‘Ir Olam’ (‘World City’) tells TLV1 what makes the White City so abuzz with creativity.
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From Asmara to Tel Aviv, in a woman’s words
Saba Tadese, director of the Eritrean Women’s Community Center, and Jaime Rhemrev, the deputy director, discuss the difficulties Eritrean women in Israel face.
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Give peace a policy
Former Ambassador to the US Michael Oren challenged Labor leader Isaac Herzog on his policy towards the Palestinians and the peace process.
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