Jerusalem highlights: February 6-12
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Former Eurovision contestant Yuval Raphael co-writes song selected for this year's submission
37th Israel Film Festival opens in Los Angeles with star-studded gala
‘A Pale View of Hills’ is a pallid tale of post-war Japan - review
Pianist Ido Shalom on music, meaning, and playing beyond the concert hall
Shalom states, “To me, music is about conveying emotions. It’s about creating moments that resonate with people.”
The anchor that holds reservist families together
HaOgen for Reservist Families is the backbone sustaining nearly 40,000 reservist families – in 700 communities throughout the country and with a force of 20,000 volunteers.
Iran’s supreme leader tells Eretz Nehederet he’s bored of bingeing TV in his bunker
Eretz Nehederet shifted focus from Trump to a bunker-bound Khamenei, mocking Iran-US tensions, Israeli defense systems, and domestic politics amid mounting war anxiety.
El Al adds Apple TV+, starting with ‘Ted Lasso’
Rollout begins on Wednesday, with content on seatback screens and personal streaming to Europe routes, starting with Ted Lasso and expanding to additional Apple TV+ hits.
Over 300 olim attend community fair in Tel Aviv to connect with local support networks
457 new olim from the United States and Canada moved to Tel Aviv–Yafo in 2025 — a rise of more than 45% over three years.
Tu Bishvat: ‘Adam VeAdama’ students from Hashomer Hachadash aid 400 Israeli farmers
The Adam VeAdama network operates seven agricultural boarding schools, stretching from Mitzpe Ramon in the Arava to the Golan Heights.
Israeli Opera returns to Ofakim with community Hebrew production of The Magic Flute
According to the opera company, the performance marked its first return to Ofakim in more than a decade and formed part of its 40th anniversary season.
Amir Harash wins Sapir Prize for 2025; Roni Partchek takes debut award
Harash received the top honor at a ceremony held at the National Library of Israel, which hosted the prize event as part of celebrations marking 25 years since the award’s founding.
The debt that never closes
The debt we owe the fallen is carried by those they left behind. Paying it fully is not charity, it is at the core of our nation’s moral and mutual responsibility.
Emunah: The bridge between women who serve and women of service
"Within the global Emunah Women’s Movement, service is not just a buzzword - it is a way of life and our greatest calling."
