Culture in jerusalem

Jerusalem Women's Film Festival explores trauma, healing, and hope - preview

Notwithstanding the heavy subject matter of many of the films, Jerusalem Women’s Film Festival attendees are expected to come away from the festival in a buoyant, hopeful frame of mind.

‘Mikveh’ provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse of surprising everyday issues faced by religious women.
ILLUSTRATIVE: A woman's face is pictured behind a violin.

No whining and women: This Witches? Festival returns with a salute to female musicianship

‘Tangles’ still frame, based on Sarah Leavitt’s graphic novel (see Tuesday).

Jerusalem highlights: October 9 – October 15

‘Reflexion I’ (see Friday).

Jerusalem highlights: September 4-10


Jerusalem highlights March 4-10

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

 Officer Azoolay

Miss Universe contestants bring beauty to Haboydem

The Miss Universe contestants modeled clothes at Haboydem, a secondhand clothing store and women’s rehabilitation center that shines a spotlight on social projects in Jerusalem.

 A GROUP OF Miss Universe contestants, looking beautiful and sensible, pose for a photo at the Western Wall this week.

Jerusalem highlights: December 17 - 23

What's new in Israel's capital in the upcoming week.

Ricinus Shadow by Chaya Ruckin Berkman, 2021

MusraraMix returns: The art festival that shows where artistic winds blow

The theme of this year’s MusraraMix rollout, the 21st edition, scheduled for November 30-December 2, is High Tones.

 SHACHAR MARCUS’S Vaseline performance creation explores a wide range of emotional baggage.

Jerusalem Highlights: Week of November 19-25

What's new in Israel's capital in the upcoming week?

 A Gimbri playing in Rabat, Morocco

Grapevine: New at Nefesh B'Nefesh

Movers and shakers in Israeli society

 President Herzog and Co-founders of Nefesh B'Nefesh, Tony Gelbart and Rabbi Yehoshua Fass cut ribbon at dedication ceremony.

This week in Jerusalem: Who do you belong to?

A round-up of city affairs.

 The Christian Quarter (ahead of a past christmas): Renovated Gate Street

Time for tea at the Waldorf Astoria

Afternoon tea is a ritual introduced by the wealthy social classes in England in the 1840s and is typically enjoyed between 3 and 5 p.m. Now, the Waldorf Astoria is putting their own spin on it.

 Tea at the Waldorf Astoria, Jerusalem

Archaeology, hikes, and fun for kids: Tour Jerusalem's hills

The Jerusalem Post Magazine takes you to Tel Tzuba and Sataf, both located in the outskirt hills of Jerusalem, offering local fun and a trove of history.

 Tel Tzuba

Jerusalem highlights: Week of October 1-7

What's new in Israel's capital in the upcoming week.

 FROM LEFT) American broadcaster Edward R. Murrow, prime ministerial secretary  Yitzhak Navon, spokesman Moshe Pearlman and prime minister David ben-Gurion  at Sde boker, 1949.