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Norman Issa Talks About the Need to Provide More Platforms for Arab Voices in Israel, and What Israeli Jews and Arabs Have in Common: ‘We’re Two Societies Motivated by Fear’

Discount tickets in museums, workshops, and tours; happenings nationwide - and the Purim carnival in Holon: all the events, shows and attractions for children and the family, paid and free, in the complete and updated guide for the jolliest holiday of the year

SHALOM LACH ERETZ • Cameri New Generation • Cameri Theater, Tel Aviv • February 23

The play deals with serious issues such as homosexuality, especially in Hassidic communities, immigrant workers and a questionable shidduch system - but with a light-hearted, fun approach.

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

The festival will take place at Malenky Theater (32 Homa Vemigdal Street, Tel Aviv) from Wednesday, July 6, to Sunday, July 10.

Sitting down with Israeli multidisciplinary artist Sahar Azimi.

Local performer Isaac Sutton presents musical production of Broadway hits for local stages

The Jewish artist Tova Berlinski, who described her childhood as a sort of Paradise Lost, has died at the age of 106.

Damari, whose Yemenite roots were part of her appeal, touched the American dream, but preferred the Israeli one. Two men who spent four years making the documentary film ‘Queen Shoshana’ discuss what they did – and didn’t – include