The Battle of Ammunition Hill – Pathways
In this episode, we visit Ammunition Hill in Jerusalem, the site of one of the fiercest battles of the 1967 Six-Day War.
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Bogdan’s journey: Mending Jewish-Polish fences
Larry Loewinger tells us about a film he’s making, whose subject is a fascinating Polish man who has tried to mend fences between Jews and Poles.
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Lullabies from exile
Renowned oud musician Yair Dalal is in the TLV1 studio to talk about his new CD, ‘Lullabies from Exile,’ and tells us what he’s working on right now.
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Under women’s wings: The architecture of the women’s section in Israeli synagogues
Adva Naama Baram tells host Gilad Halpern about her new architectural photography exhibition on the Israeli ‘ezrat nashim.’
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Under women’s wings: The architecture of the ‘ezrat nashim’ – The Tel Aviv Review
Adva Naama Baram talks about her new exhibition on the Israeli ‘ezrat nashim,’ and Prof. Shlomo Sand tells us why he stopped being a Jew.
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The sights, sounds, and smells of Mahane Yehuda – Pathways
Join us as we sample the sights, sounds, and smells of the market’s animated vendors, inquisitive visitors, and intriguing wares.
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The Kol Cambridge Sukkot soundtrack
Tune in as we transport you back thousands of years to a time of wandering in the desert, together with all your favourites songs of the festival.
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Seeing black at 30,000 feet
We discuss the now-infamous El Al flight that took off 20 minutes late because an ultra-Orthodox man was negotiating not to have to sit next to a woman.
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The Jews of Atlit and the definitive Aliyah – Pathways
In our inaugural report, broadcast journalist Mordechai I. Twersky takes us to the former British Detention Camp in Atlit, in the North of Israel.
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Fighting for Israel’s freedom
CEO Mickey Gitzin of Israel Hofsheet, or Be Free Israel, says it’s time to change the ultra-Orthodox religious establishment’s control over many issues in the Jewish state.
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