Voices of 2021: The year that boggled our collective mind
When so much seemed to go off the rails, Times of Israel bloggers offered sharp perspectives, wisdom and inspiration to guide us through the uncertainty
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When so much seemed to go off the rails, Times of Israel bloggers offered sharp perspectives, wisdom and inspiration to guide us through the uncertainty
Sadness turns to resolve and optimism after Acre violence Sadness turns to resolve and optimism after Acre violence ‘I don’t have an ounce of anger in me about this, no frustration or bitterness,’ says owner of the destroyed Arabesque Arts and Residency Center. May 27, 2021, 7:00 am Evan Fallenberg (back row, second from left) and Micha Fallenberg (in front of his father) with staff of Arabesque after it was destroyed by a mob. Photo courtesy of Evan Fallenberg
Sailing through time IMG_4734 SHARE After the stunning success of Caracalla’s spectacular musical Kan Ya Ma Kan at the Royal Opera House in 2013, the Company returns with a brand new production, Sailing though Time. Caracalla is an internationally acclaimed dance company that has created a new language in dance by merging Western and Oriental techniques. The Company’s international debut was at the Festival of Osaka in Japan in 1972. Since then, Caracalla has traveled extensively in North America and Europe as well as the Middle and Near East and Asia. Recognised today...