“I have never come across art created beyond the Green Line [occupied territories] that justifies being displayed in the museum. Though the settlers have big houses and money, excellent conditions for creativity, they are busy killing and oppressing the Arab population.” (Ellen Ginaton, former Tel Aviv Museum of Art curator for Israeli art)
Part II
The humble jelly-filled doughnut know as the sufganiyah is a staple of the Hanukkah season.
The IDF Homefront Command has become perhaps the most critical branch of the Israeli military in recent years.
In October 2018, nearly half a million tourists visited the Holy Land.
Tel Aviv ranks sixth among cities with the most millionaires per square mile, according to a study commissioned by RS Components, a UK-based global supplier of electronics components and tools.
Several weeks ago, a Palestinian Muslim lost his life in a traffic accident on Highway 90 near the Dead Sea.
Israel in November hosted an international search and rescue exercise.
A festival between joy and fear, between hope and hell. Christmas in the Gaza Strip.
