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The Times of Israel

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August 3, 2012
12:07 am

Working the glow-in-the-dark hula hoop (photo credit: Jessica Steinberg)

Fieldturf rocks at Woodstock RevIVal

A mellow, happy scene at what has become an annual Jerusalem summer event

By Jessica Steinberg

August 2, 2012
7:22 pm

Israelis celebrate Tu b'Av at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem (photo credit: Matanya Tausig/Flash90)

Eat, pray and love on Tu B’av

Six ways to celebrate the ancient festival even if you have no special other

By Jessica Steinberg

August 2, 2012
11:53 am

The White Gold exhibition room (Courtesy The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Elie Posner)

Stories told in minted gold

A new exhibit at the Israel Museum highlights the remarkable visual art in a collection of 500 antique coins

By Jessica Steinberg

July 31, 2012
6:24 pm

Last year's Briza festival, attended by more than 5,000 people (photo credit: Edi Israel/Flash 90)

MTV seeks next sounds, face of Israel

Local station launches search for fresh teen band, and Israel correspondent

By Jessica Steinberg

July 30, 2012
2:58 pm

Last year's wine festival in front of the museum's iconic Ahava sculpture (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Wine is not only for the weekends

One of the founders of the hit annual Jerusalem Wine Festival, which starts Monday night, says Israel makes wonderful wine but sabras need to drink a lot more of it

By Jessica Steinberg

July 30, 2012
7:51 am

Light reading for the summer (photo credit: Chen Leopold/Flash 90)

Summer reading: Everyone’s doing it

What are some locals dipping into?

By Jessica Steinberg

July 27, 2012
5:54 am

A view of a Bat Shlomo vineyard and the village homes (Courtesy Bat Shlomo Winery)

After a century, Baron Rothschild’s Bat Shlomo vineyards are flourishing again

A Napa-trained winemaker and local technology entrepreneur create a Napa-style wine estate

By Jessica Steinberg

July 22, 2012
11:55 pm

The Moz and the maestro play Israel

Morrissey gets the key to the city of Tel Aviv and Muti says the country feels like home

By Jessica Steinberg

July 22, 2012
10:49 pm

The Habima plaza (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash 90)

Revived on Rothschild Boulevard, Israel’s national theater finally takes center stage

A play might not change the world, but it can provoke some fresh thinking, say Rut Tonn and Ilan Ronen, masters of collaboration and innovation at Habima

By Jessica Steinberg

July 20, 2012
1:57 pm

Slurping down some ice cold water (photo credit: Moshe Shai/Flash 90)

Keep it hydrated, with watermelons, tomatoes and baladi cucumbers on ice

Do-it-yourself drinks for the blazing hot weather

By Jessica Steinberg

July 17, 2012
12:44 am

David Lebovitz loved the hummous and crunchy pickles on his recent trip to the land (photo credit: Liron Almog/Flash 90)

Living the sweet life, Israeli-style

Paris-based American food blogger David Lebovitz raves about carb-loading on knafeh and coffee

By Jessica Steinberg

July 16, 2012
4:26 pm

2 Israelis go to war… against paddle ball

Tel Aviv filmmakers take on the country’s favorite beach game in a YouTube satire

By Jessica Steinberg

July 13, 2012
5:53 pm

Contact Point (photo credit: Eldad Rafaeli/JSoc)

Israel Museum hosts its own White Night

The third Contact Point at the Israel Museum offers holy rollers the chance to be cool and appreciate what’s hip

By Jessica Steinberg

July 13, 2012
6:21 am

Skateboarding at the Tel Aviv port (photo credit: Yasmine Soiffer/Flash 90)

Extreme sports to scavenger hunts: Unusual ways to enjoy the land with kids

Top five alternative teen and kid-friendly activities — some cheap, some pricey

By Jessica Steinberg

July 12, 2012
3:07 am

An uncomfortable ride down Route 1

Forty minutes in a car with two strangers in ‘Aya’

By Jessica Steinberg

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The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Writer: Jessica Steinberg

Fieldturf rocks at Woodstock RevIVal

A mellow, happy scene at what has become an annual Jerusalem summer event

Eat, pray and love on Tu B’av

Six ways to celebrate the ancient festival even if you have no special other

Stories told in minted gold

A new exhibit at the Israel Museum highlights the remarkable visual art in a collection of 500 antique coins

MTV seeks next sounds, face of Israel

Local station launches search for fresh teen band, and Israel correspondent

Wine is not only for the weekends

One of the founders of the hit annual Jerusalem Wine Festival, which starts Monday night, says Israel makes wonderful wine but sabras need to drink a lot more of it

Summer reading: Everyone’s doing it

What are some locals dipping into?

After a century, Baron Rothschild’s Bat Shlomo vineyards are flourishing again

A Napa-trained winemaker and local technology entrepreneur create a Napa-style wine estate

The Moz and the maestro play Israel

Morrissey gets the key to the city of Tel Aviv and Muti says the country feels like home

Revived on Rothschild Boulevard, Israel’s national theater finally takes center stage

A play might not change the world, but it can provoke some fresh thinking, say Rut Tonn and Ilan Ronen, masters of collaboration and innovation at Habima

Keep it hydrated, with watermelons, tomatoes and baladi cucumbers on ice

Do-it-yourself drinks for the blazing hot weather

Living the sweet life, Israeli-style

Paris-based American food blogger David Lebovitz raves about carb-loading on knafeh and coffee

2 Israelis go to war… against paddle ball

Tel Aviv filmmakers take on the country’s favorite beach game in a YouTube satire

Israel Museum hosts its own White Night

The third Contact Point at the Israel Museum offers holy rollers the chance to be cool and appreciate what’s hip

Extreme sports to scavenger hunts: Unusual ways to enjoy the land with kids

Top five alternative teen and kid-friendly activities — some cheap, some pricey

An uncomfortable ride down Route 1

Forty minutes in a car with two strangers in ‘Aya’

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