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FLUTIST MATTAN KLEIN with Belgian Ambassador to Israel Jean-Luc Bodson on bass

Jazz to the rescue: A marathon event supports survivors of October 7

A jazz marathon is due to take place at the Tassa venue in Tel Aviv on December 3 (starts 6 p.m.). The proceeds of the program will go to treating the October 7 massacre survivors.

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY and nature intertwine in Eden Bezalel Habas’s video installation.

Jerusalem Artists' House exhibits offer color, energy, history

The current crop of exhibitions at the Jerusalem Artists’ House offers splashes of color and energy, and personal backgrounds.

TAIWANESE SCHOOLCHILDREN draw on biblical references to show their support for Israel.

Czech, Taiwanese kids send messages of support to Israel

A Jerusalem exhibit under the auspices of the embassies of Taiwan and the Czech Republic, features supportive paintings and drawings by children aged five to 12 from both countries

A FRAME from 'The Philadelphia Story.'

Jerusalem highlights November 24-30

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

‘WHAT HAPPENED to the World?’: Comedy with a Cameri cast.

Jerusalem highlights November 17-23

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

THE LIFELINE art print and historical project.

Lifeline project offers fine art print to help rebuild Kibbutz Re’im

Five people from the kibbutz were murdered. Another six are now being held hostage in Gaza.

THE EXHIBITION presents a dystopic view of life, seasoned with humor.

New Jerusalem exhibit shows how urban quality of life is declining

Vardit Gross says “Smart Home in a Dumb Body” warns of that inexorable sense of loss of control and a depressing downward spiral towards a vastly inferior quality of life.

CHURCH OF the Holy Sepulchre: Uneasily divided.

Jerusalem highlights November 10-16

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

THREE TEENAGERS proudly show off the fruits of their engineering skills.

Unsung photographer gets his dues in new Jerusalem exhibit

Yitzhak Yerushalmi was an incredibly prolific photographer. Now, Albert Swissa is trying to do something about his low public profile with a new exhibit.

VOCALIST SHAI TZABARI joins the Yagel Haroush Musical Ensemble in a stirring musical Kabbalat Shabbat event.

Beit Avi Chai events offer respite from wartime stress and trauma

Beit Avi Chai prepared to jump on the current curative bandwagon very soon after news of the tragedy in the Gaza border communities erupted across the country and the world.

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