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Woman 2024 festival hosts tribute to Alona Turel - Israel Culture - Vimarsana News

Woman 2024 festival hosts tribute to Alona Turel - Israel Culture

The Turel nod forms part of the Woman 2024 program, which runs at the Holon Theater March 5-9. The subtitle of the predominantly musical event reads “Female Art at the Holon Theater.”

Source: jpost.com
Five poets to read from Palestine and Israel - Vimarsana News

Five poets to read from Palestine and Israel

Amid violence in the region that goes back decades, poetry has made real a distant conflict.

Preserving history: National Library unveils surviving artifacts from Nazi book burni - Vimarsana News

Preserving history: National Library unveils surviving artifacts from Nazi book burni

National Library uncovers letter by author Stefan Zweig to Max Brod in which he warns of the intention to burn books and requests to document the event so that the whole world will be horrified by what is happening in Nazi Germany

Joanna Chen - Vimarsana News

Joanna Chen

Joanna Chen is a British-born writer and literary translator whose full-length literary translations include Agi Mishol’s Less Like a Dove (Shearsman Books, 2016), Yonatan Berg’s Frayed Light (Wesleyan Poetry Series, 2019; a finalist for the Jewish National Book Awards), Meir Shalev’s My Wild Garden: Notes from a Gardener’s Eden (Penguin Random House, 2020) and Hadassa Tal’s But First I Call Your Name (Shearsman Books, 2022). She teaches literary translation at the Helicon School of Poetry and contributes interviews and lyric essays to The Los Angeles Review of Books. More c...

26 Hebrew Wordsmiths Added to Israel's National Curriculum in Bid to Revive Poetry - Haaretz Com - Vimarsana News

26 Hebrew Wordsmiths Added to Israel's National Curriculum in Bid to Revive Poetry - Haaretz Com

Education Ministry Has Overhauled Its Entire Poetry Curriculum, From the Middle Ages to the Late 20th Century.