Art goes wild in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv’s young and edgy art scene reflects the creative vibrancy of Israelis. This year it gets full attention at the city’s special year-long art festival.
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Tel Aviv’s young and edgy art scene reflects the creative vibrancy of Israelis. This year it gets full attention at the city’s special year-long art festival.
Israel’s first Hebrew theater, and Tel Aviv’s oldest cultural institution, gets a $26 million facelift to celebrate Tel Aviv-Jaffa’s Art Year. Habima Theater’s sparkling new
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An award-winning Israeli student film made with a budget of just $800 has been chosen to appear at the Sundance Film Festival.
The Israel Children’s Museum in Holon encourages parents and children alike to explore, touch, feel, climb and discover.
The two-day 2011 Veolia Desert Challenge drew athletes and families from six countries and across Israel for biking and running events.
The Mount Hermon ski resort spawned Israelis’ love of winter sports. Its slopes quickly fill with skiers and snowboarders — once it snows.
The Ottoman-built Tzemach Station on the Sea of Galilee is being renovated to become a tourist and academic center.
Israeli creators are behind the groundbreaking Indian reality TV series The Chat House, which blurs real and virtual boundaries.
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