A century of Israeli fashion… or anti-fashion
You can spot an Israeli almost anywhere in the world, just by their clothes. Now a new exhibition at the Israel Museum surveys a century of dress in Israel from the late 19th-century on through today.
You can spot an Israeli almost anywhere in the world, just by their clothes. Now a new exhibition at the Israel Museum surveys a century of dress in Israel from the late 19th-century on through today.
The history of Israeli Internet, and how to preserve our digital content, is the subject of an upcoming international conference and online exhibit.
The special connection between the New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade and the town of Rishon LeZion is the focus of a new exhibit and series of paintings.
Graphic designer Avner Gicelter turned his obsession with Tel Aviv’s historic structures into a series of beautiful illustrations.
Strauss-Elite relaunches a line of old-fashioned hard candy and taps into the sweet side of nostalgia.
At the flag raising, David Ben-Gurion described the final withdrawal of British troops as “one of the greatest days in the State of Israel’s history.”
Bookstore-cafe-restaurant Tmol-Shilshom is Jerusalem’s center for poetry and literature — not to mention the amazing Friday brunch.
Israeli bus stops have evolved in style and function over the decades, from simple shacks to reinforced shelters, billboards to solar-powered communication centers.
Despite Israel’s thriving music scene in 1982, no anthem emerged from Operation Peace for Galilee.
They used to be considered old-fashioned entertainment for the elderly but these days, “shirah b’tzibur” is trendy, fun and even funky.
How an association between an ancient symbol of harvest bounty and the modern Jewish settlement created a holiday symbol.
Only months after the Six Day War, the Israel Defense Forces marched proudly in Jerusalem with a display of power, including arms captured in battle.
Veterans were honored at the Museum of the Jewish Soldier in World War 2 which tells the story of Allied soldiers, Partisan forces, resistance movements and volunteers.
Take that, Robbie Williams! Your amazing performance may have conquered Tel Aviv last night but even a consummate entertainer like you can’t vanquish Israelis’ memory of 80s heart-throb, Adam.
Jerusalem’s Israel Museum celebrates its 50th anniversary with new exhibition, 1965 Today, and a unique, crowd-sourced nation-wide family album.