A review of a stunning art book, containing out of the ordinary artistic content and quality printing historically recording the history of mosaic art going back 40,000 years.
More...The photos look good-enough-to-eat in a cook book about an exotic cuisine, PersianFood from the Non-Persian Bride. Along with recipes, hints and tips Reyna Simnegar gives the reader the fascinating background to the Persian festivals and customs connected to the mouthwatering dishes.
More...A review of a powerful, thought provoking and immensely readable book full of Biblical and other information, regarding the 3500 years history of the Jews, questioning what is the relevance of being a Jew today.
More...Fifteen English speakers met enthusiastically for the first time at the launch of a new branch of ESRA in Bat Yam.
More...Eylon Nuphar relates the story of her diagnosis of breast cancer, which her mother, her grandmother and her sister all had. She speaks of how she made every day work for her throughout the diagnosis and the ensuing treatment, working and thriving throughout the experience.
More...David Frenkel explains his theory that it is not enough for a person to be surrounded by people who think like him in order to feel complete. One has to be surrounded also by people who feel like him
More...A fascinating report of a learning holiday undertaken in America through the Road Scholar (formerly Elderhostel) Association offering a variety of art and craft lessons and opportunities.
More...Does Laurie Bisberg Primes see a similarity between her father and her son? Her son has just run his first triathlon in Israel – all the training and the race itself were very exhausting but rewarding. Her father, now living alone in the USA, has always been an athlete and adventurer, a sailor, cyclist and survivor of many mishaps. He recently drove himself across the States.
More...A father’s hope that his soldier son will make it through his grueling army training is poignantly described in The Farther you go the Lighter it Gets. As he drives to work and goes through his normal daily activities, Ilan Hirschowitz tries to concentrate on mentally getting his son safely back home, and counts the days.
More...ISSUE 163 - Jan-Feb 2012
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