Hebrew has its roots dating back to biblical times, although the language has been reinvented over the past couple of centuries to fit the needs of the modern Jewish nationalism, known as Zionism which is credited with the gathering of the Jewish exiles back into their ancestral home.  However, a small movement is trying to change the language to fit the needs of a Gender confused world.

05 August 2022

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The Jerusalem Film Festival opened for the 39th time and is considered one of Israel's largest and most important cultural events. The opening event was held as a celebratory ceremony in the Sultan's Pool under the open sky with about 5,000 spectators.

25 July 2022

Read more: Jerusalem Film Festival Opens Under The Stars Near Majestic Old City Walls

A cello made of a stainless steel bowl, a violin made of a gallon of fuel and a double bass made of tomato paste. These are just some of the instruments used by a new revolutionary Yemeni-Israeli music band. The Yemeni band EL KHAT is headed by Eyal Wahab, who builds his instruments from objects he finds on the street. The musician functions as one of the cellists of the Elnor disbanded orchestra. His ensemble has already signed two European labels, released two albums, and performed at festivals in Europe.

27 June 2022

Read more: From Homemade Instruments To Soulful Melodies, Yemenite Music Is Back

Freddie Mercury, Einstein, Amy Winehouse, Frida Kahlo, and Mozart alongside Maimonides, the Rebbe of Lubavitch, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, Ronaldo, and Lionel Messi.

These are just some of the figures Taking up space on shelves in the living room of Lior Amitai's house in Kfar Saba.

16 June 2022

Read more: Israeli Artist Turns Old Books Into Works Of Art

During the early years of Christianity, Archaeologists have uncovered proof that people still were converting to Judaism. An inscription from about 1,800 years ago recently unearthed in a burial cave in Beit Shearim reveals the name of the person buried in the cave - and also his identity: Yaakov Hagar (‘Hagar’ meaning ‘The convert’ in Hebrew). The full address and the story were presented at the "Northern Conference", which is shared by the University of Haifa and the Northern Region of the Israel Antiquities Authority.

13 June 2022

Read more: Beit Shearim Archaeological Site Reveals Exciting Find