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One of the most indelible images of Stern's love of Israel will always be when, while giving a concert in Jerusalem during the Persian Gulf War (1991), the alarm sounded for an Iraqi Scud missile attack. While audience members donned gas masks, an unmasked and undeterred Stern announced, “missiles o
Design Museum hopes 11th director's the charm The exhibition Beth Lipman: Collective Elegy on display at the Museum of Arts and Design in Manhattan, July 24, 2021. Experts say the executive churn could affect the museums ability to raise funds or attract new visitors. Jeenah Moon/The New York Times. by Zachary Small (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- Since 2013, directors have passed through the revolving door at the Museum of Arts and Design at 2 Columbus Circle with startling vision and speed. One director lasted five months, suddenly resigning to pursue what he described as a commitment to t...
0 shares The Israela rose developed by Israeli mathematician Binyamin Amira, at the Wohl Rose Park in Jerusalem, April 2021. (Shmuel Bar-Am) A Callery pear tree at the Wohl Rose Park in Jerusalem, April 2021. (Shmuel Bar-Am) Zurich Square, in the Wohl Rose Park in Jerusalem, April 2021. (Shmuel Bar-Am) 'Door Opening,' found in the German Garden at the Wohl Rose Park in Jerusalem, April 2021. (Shmuel Bar-Am) Japanese Garden at the Wohl Rose Park in Jerusalem, April 2021. (Shmuel Bar-Am) Second Temple-era burial caves at the Wohl Rose Park in Jerusalem, April 2021. (Shmuel Bar-Am) Iceberg...
Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, As the missiles of terror and death to the Jews crashed randomly into Israel without regard or concern for civilian life, a unique memorial, the first ever in the world and certainly Israel, was erected prominently sited on Jerusalem’s Haas Promenade. It is a memorial messaged that very few ...
Get email notification for articles from Nir Hasson Follow May. 5, 2021 2:41 PM Two weeks ago, bulldozers entering the Charles Clore Hill Gardens in Jerusalem enraged the locals – thousands of people signed a petition to save the natural beauty of the nearby Valley of the Cross, named after an 11th-century monastery. Some protesters even met with the mayor. The plan to improve the park raises questions about the clash between development and accessibility on one side and the preservation of natural urban spaces on the other. But another question is whether the protest is an example of nimb...