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Paris Texas: An unexpectedly home-grown dining experience in Netanya - restaurant review
We were impressed by the elegant look of the restaurant, with its deep Burgundy-colored velvet upholstery, a bright open kitchen, and a gleaming bar displaying a wall of Israeli wines.
Israeli local authorities turn to philanthropy as funding engine, Zoooz says
A nonchalant wellness getaway: A summer stay at a tasteful (and tasty) sanctuary in Kibbutz Moran
Jewish NGO seeks to enlist US mayors in the fight against antisemitism
Stepping forward or backward in Jerusalem?
Everybody knows that there is no such thing as being “half pregnant.” Either Israel rules effectively, generously and fully in Greater Jerusalem for all residents, or it doesn’t.
The wrath of the south
Two different groups of Jerusalem residents agreed to sit together at the same table - with terrible results.
Grapevine: Cars and cuisine
This week's Jerusalem highlights.
Why I oppose the current plan for the light rail’s Blue Line
From a Poultry Shop To-----
Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs
How can we imagine the colors, shapes and faces of what was the routine life of Jerusalemites more than 2,000 years ago?
City notes: Acre opera festival takes the stage
A round-up of news from around the nation.
Grapevine: Mount of Olives music
Jerusalem has been chosen by Travel Blog Exchange (TBEX) to host the world’s largest travel bloggers’ conference in March, 2017.
Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs.
Firgun is not always an easy task, and is probably the reason why it has become a day to mark in our public calendar.
GRAPEVINE: Beit Hatfutsot’s new wing
Rivlin was very pleased to see that there was a place where children could be informally educated towards recognizing Jews who had made an impact in the world at large.