Tel Aviv and Jerusalem: They define themselves as much by their opposition to each other as do lowland and mountain, earth and sky, wet and

Amos Gitai is frequently photographed with his head tilted down, eyes gazing up at the camera, an enigmatic half-smile creasing his lips. It is an

It’s the blind leading the sighted and the deaf communicating with those who can hear at an extraordinary portside cultural center near Tel Aviv. I

At the corner of Rambam Street and Nahalat Binyamin in Tel Aviv stands an edifice designed by one of the city’s seminal architects. This building

What started out as a utopian garden suburb is today Israel’s center of finance, culture and technology. As Tel Aviv marks its centennial, it is

In the Metaphor: Eileen Pollack’s Jewish Literary Fiction By Judy Bolton-Fasman Eileen Pollack is the consummate writer’s writer. She dismantles stereotypes and puts them back

The following films were shown at the 13th New York Sephardic Film Festival, cosponsored by the American Sephardi Federation/Sephardic House and the Yeshiva University Museum. 

Gluten Insensitivity The recipe for Flourless Banana Chiffon Cake in the April/May issue (“Season to Taste: Why Is This Dessert Different?”) is misleading with regard