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Lebanese pop star Elissa: Hezbollah has become a 'terror organization'

The singer one of the Middle East’s most successful artists, has criticized Hezbollah and Iranian aid before – but never so bluntly Source link

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Peace now? The Palestinian and Jewish artists daring to use a 'forbidden' word

This week in Cultural Roundup: From a building-sized call for peace in Tel Aviv by a former Palestinian Israeli Eurovision performer to a hostage-turned-style icon celebrating her self-expression Source link

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Between Tel Aviv and Ramallah: Sari Bashi on ‘Her ‘Upside Down’ Marriage and Raising Jewish Palestinian Kids

Even by the most extreme “Romeo and Juliet” standards, Sari Bashi’s romance and marriage to her partner, Osama, has overcome impossible odds. When the two met in 2006, she relates.

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Matti Caspi Never Tried to Be a Star. He Just Was One

Israeli megastar Matti Caspi’s cool made you forget that his music burned with rhythmic fire Source link

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‘Send Help’ Is a Wonderfully Caustic Comedy Thriller That Wrong-foots Its Audience at Every Turn

How spooky. The name of Sam Raimi’s new film, “Send Help,” is also what audience members are no doubt shouting while watching the new documentary on Melania Trump. And while.

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‘Considering Israel’s Global Standing, We Can Only Lose From Withdrawing From the Paris Climate Accords’

Adv. Ruth Dagan, this week. ‘The United States can allow itself to be an exception on this matter; Israel less so.’ Credit: Moti Milrod Adv. Ruth Dagan, a former legal.

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Welcome to Aus-rael: Can Israel Become the New Land of the Macadamia Nut?

A fresh macadamia nut is among the most beautiful gifts bestowed upon nature’s creatures. The contrast between its tough texture and its refined, buttery-fruity flavor that spreads through the mouth.

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An Israeli Poet Whose Repetitions Echoed a Life of Pain

Hedva Harechavi, the unique and daring Israeli poet who died on January 1, was born on Kibbutz Degania Bet 84 years ago. Her work incorporated the spirit of that community.

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Life in Portugal is cheaper and calmer. But can Israelis survive there?

Israelis who moved to Portugal before and during the war discover a place with a very different mentality, and a much lower cost of life – if you manage to.

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The Israeli Distiller Preserving an Ancient Jewish Tradition and Turning Honey Into Gin

Shalom Bringher, a resident of Kibbutz Malkia in the Upper Galilee, refers to himself as “The Alchemist,” almost without a hint of humor. It’s more than a brand name, it’s.

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