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Culture · 7h ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Nature Reserves Host Nearly 80,000 Tourists in One WeekendApproximately 80,000 tourists visited Israel's national parks and nature reserves last Saturday, with popular sites including Yarkon, Caesarea, and Ein Gedi. Around 2,500 people also chose to camp overnight at designated locations. The Ministry of Health recently lifted restrictions for beachgoers, potentially boosting outdoor tourism.Culture · 2d agoDragon Keepers Musical Premieres in Israel for Hanukkah 2026The new family musical "Dragon Keepers" will premiere in Israel for Hanukkah 2026, featuring Roy Boy and Tira on a quest to find a vessel of light while battling the Viking Knut. The show includes large dragon puppets and acrobatics, running from November 21st to mid-January in cultural centers nationwide.Culture · 2d agoIsraeli Director's "Little Captain" Wins Top Prize at Warsaw Film FestivalIsraeli director Ilya Freiman's short film "Little Captain" won the main award at the Ukraina! Festiwal Filmowy in Warsaw. This is the film's second major award in Poland, following its win at the Euroshorts festival in Gdansk in December 2025. The film, a co-production of Ukraine and Romania, tells the story of a lonely child finding comfort in animation. Freiman, a new immigrant from Ukraine, was recognized as an outstanding artist by the Israeli Ministry of Aliyah and Integration.Culture · 3d agoFive Reasons to See Zhenya Berkovich's 'Our Treasure' on Israeli TourTheater director Zhenya Berkovich's play "Our Treasure" will tour Israel from November 20 to 28, 2026. The production is noted for its contemporary take on a biblical story, sharp humor, and strong ensemble cast. Critics like Kirill Serebrennikov and Tatyana Dogileva have praised its unique blend of tragedy and comedy and its exploration of human nature. The tour is produced by Rest International.Culture · 4d ago · also in 5 newsroomsLast Righteous Among Nations Resident in Israel Dies at 91Yaroslava Levitskaya, the last person in Israel honored as Righteous Among the Nations, died in Haifa at 91. During the Holocaust, she secretly delivered food and medicine to Jews in the ghetto. In 1989, Yad Vashem recognized her, her mother, and grandfather for their life-saving actions. Levitskaya later became an Israeli citizen and settled in Haifa.Culture · 4d agoIsrael Expands Discount Ticket Program for Cultural EventsIsrael's Histadrut labor federation has expanded its FRIENDS program, offering subsidized tickets for cultural events with discounts up to 40%. The initiative covers 38 venues nationwide and sells over 40,000 tickets monthly. Special efforts are underway to reach Russian-speaking Israelis through dedicated WhatsApp groups. The program aims to increase accessibility to arts and culture for all residents.Culture · 4d agoNikulin Circus Moscow Brings "Nutcracker" Ice Show to IsraelThe Nikulin Circus of Moscow is staging its "Nutcracker" ice show in Israel for the first time, running from November 26 to December 17. The performance features a blend of circus arts and figure skating, with elaborate sets and special effects. The show aims to offer a family-friendly experience based on Hoffmann's fairy tale.Culture · 4d agoDEDA Restaurant Chain Offers Culinary Pairing GuideThe DEDA restaurant chain has released a guide to food pairings, suggesting complementary dishes to enhance dining. Recommendations include pairing Satsivi with Pkhali, Khachapuri with fresh salad, Khinkali with Dolma Mix, Kebab with Ajapsandali, and Odjakhuri with pickles. The chain has locations in Bat Yam, Netanya, Rishon LeZion, and Givataim.Culture · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomTurkish Activists Threaten Singer Valery Meladze Concerts Over Israel ShowsTurkish activists are considering demanding a ban on Russian singer Valery Meladze's concerts in Turkey because of his performances in Israel and appearances with comedian Maxim Galkin. Meladze performed in Caesarea, Israel, on October 28, and previously shared a stage with Galkin. This follows the cancellation of Galkin's Istanbul concert due to his pro-Israel statements. Meladze has a concert scheduled in Istanbul for October 1, 2027.Culture · 5d agoTel Aviv University Professor Punished for HarassmentAn 80-year-old professor at Tel Aviv University has been suspended for two years and reprimanded for sexual harassment against two subordinate researchers. The university withheld his name due to his age and past merits, despite the victims' wishes for public disclosure. The professor made inappropriate comments and created a hostile work environment for the complainants. The university stated it pursued severe punishment and public identification of the offender.Culture · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomNova Festival Hero's Pickup Truck Donated to Heritage MinistryOz Davidian's pickup truck, used to rescue 128 people from the Nova music festival on October 7, has been given to the Ministry of Heritage for a museum exhibit. Minister Amichai Eliyahu approved the transfer to commemorate the rescue efforts. The damaged vehicle will be part of a national program preserving memories of the event and the heroism shown.Culture · 6d ago · also in 4 newsroomsKaty Perry Faces Backlash for Performing at Israeli Company Event in ThailandAmerican singer Katy Perry faced online backlash and insults after performing at a private event for employees of the Israeli company Wiz in Thailand. Critics accused her of supporting Israel and used offensive language, linking the concert payment to the Gaza conflict. The performance occurred during Wiz's celebration of its acquisition by Google for approximately $29.5 billion. Perry has not commented on the criticism.Culture · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Museum Ranks Among World's Top 20 Cultural InstitutionsThe Israel Museum in Jerusalem has been ranked 16th among the world's top 100 museums for 2026 by "Worth a Journey," surpassing the Louvre and Vatican Museums. It is the only Israeli institution in the top 100 and ranks third in the Middle East. The museum, founded in 1965, features significant archaeological and art collections, including the Dead Sea Scrolls.Culture · 6d agoMarrying a Foreigner in Israel Online Via Utah for ₪1980Israeli citizens can now marry foreign nationals online via Zoom through a service that utilizes Utah state law, costing ₪1980. This process, facilitated by A.R.I., allows couples to marry without leaving Israel and takes 6-8 weeks for full registration with the Ministry of Interior. The Israeli Supreme Court mandated the registration of such marriages in March 2023. In 2024, over 5,300 Israelis used this method to marry, making Israel a global leader in online unions.Culture · 8d agoHaifa's Hecht Museum Offers Free Entry to Ancient Ship and Masterpiece ArtThe Hecht Museum at the University of Haifa is offering free admission to its exhibits, including a 2,400-year-old ancient ship and works by European masters. The museum showcases regional history from the Canaanite to Byzantine eras, alongside artifacts from the Great Jewish Revolt. The collection also features paintings by artists like Monet and Modigliani, and a sculpture garden. Visitors can access the museum via car, bus, or cable car, with recommendations to plan ahead due to weekend hours.Culture · 8d agoHolon Institute of Technology Rector on Academia's Role and FutureProfessor Eduard Yakubov, Rector of the Holon Institute of Technology, discussed the institution's role in training engineers and fostering international ties. Founded in 1969, the institute now educates over 6,000 students and has undergone significant transformations under Yakubov's leadership. It plays a crucial role in supplying Israel's high-tech industry with skilled graduates and emphasizes support for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The institute also engages in international collaborations, particularly with countries in Eurasia, and integrates AI into its curriculum to meet industry demands.Culture · 8d agoLast Jew of Afghanistan Settles into New Home in AshdodZevlon Simintov, known as the last Jew of Afghanistan, has settled into a new home in Ashdod, Israel, receiving a room in an immigrant dormitory. He recently installed a mezuzah on his door with the help of a local rabbi. Simintov remained in Kabul for decades as the sole custodian of the city's synagogue before being evacuated in late 2021 due to threats from the Taliban. After stays in the US and Turkey, he completed his immigration to Israel in November 2024.Culture · 9d agoProtesters Disrupt Andrea Bocelli Concert in Jakarta Over Israel StanceProtesters in Jakarta attempted to disrupt an Andrea Bocelli concert on November 3rd due to his perceived support for Israel. Demonstrators breached security but were dispersed, allowing the concert to continue. Bocelli's past pro-Israel activities, including meetings with hostages and a concert attended by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, were cited as reasons for the protest. The BDS movement had also previously called for his concert in Petra to be canceled.Culture · 10d agoAlla Rid to Celebrate 25 Years with Israeli TourSinger Alla Rid is celebrating her 25th anniversary in music with a six-city tour of Israel from February 2-7. The tour will visit Ashkelon, Netanya, Haifa, Be'er Sheva, Ashdod, and Rishon LeZion. Rid's program will include her popular songs, new works, and covers, performed with a band led by pianist Alexander Shamonin. Tickets are available for purchase online.Culture · 10d agoGlendalough Double Barrel: Irish Whiskey With CharacterIrish distillery Glendalough has launched its Double Barrel single grain whiskey, aged in bourbon and sherry casks. The spirit, which has a 42% ABV, has won multiple international awards. It is imported to Israel by A.G.T.D. and retails for 159 shekels.Culture · 10d ago · also in 3 newsroomsBoy George Visits Nova Festival Site, Expresses Support for IsraelBritish singer Boy George visited the Nova festival massacre memorial near Kibbutz Re'im on November 3rd, expressing strong support for Israel and the Jewish people. He stated that denial of the October 7th events deeply affected him and explained his song "We Will Dance Again" as a response. George also met with President Yitzhak Herzog and former hostage Omer Shem-Tov, who thanked him for his public solidarity.Culture · 13d agoIsradon Invites Israelis to Relive Childhood Holiday MagicRetailer Isradon has opened its "Snow Kingdom" event across Israel, inviting shoppers to find holiday cheer and reconnect with childhood memories. The stores are decorated with festive displays, offering a wide range of ornaments, gifts, and artificial trees for sale. The event aims to recapture the magic of holiday preparations, encouraging families to enjoy the season's anticipation and shared experiences, starting in November.Culture · 15d agoEuropean Broadcasting Union Names 36 Nations for Eurovision 2027The European Broadcasting Union has confirmed 36 countries, including Israel, for the Eurovision Song Contest 2027, which will be held in Burgas, Bulgaria. Canada will debut, and North Macedonia will return, while Ireland and the Netherlands have withdrawn participation. Spain and Slovenia are undecided, and the Czech Republic is out due to finances. The semifinals are May 11-13 and the final is May 15, 2027.Culture · 16d agoWOW Hollywood Show in Eilat Blends Cinema Magic with Live PerformanceThe "WOW Hollywood" show at the Isrotel Theatre in Eilat brings cinematic history to life through live performance, featuring music, dance, and acrobatics. Director-choreographer Evgeny Karyakin and aerialists Alexey Grigorov and Marina Glavatsskikh are among the international talents involved. The show, which includes a unique Romeo and Juliet aerial act, runs Monday to Saturday and aims to create an emotional connection with the audience.Culture · 17d ago · also in 2 newsroomsGal Gadot Discusses Life in US, Plans to Return to IsraelIsraeli actress Gal Gadot returned to Israel to vote in the October 27 Knesset elections and discussed her experiences living abroad. She stated that life for Israelis in the U.S. has become more difficult, often requiring her to hide her identity and explain the situation in Israel. Gadot confirmed that she and her husband, Yaron Varsano, are building a home in Israel and plan to return with their four daughters.Culture · 17d ago · also in 5 newsroomsTel Aviv Night Run Festival to Close Major Streets on October 28Tel Aviv will host the annual Tel Aviv Night Run Festival on October 28, leading to significant street closures from 6:00 PM to midnight. Around 25,000 runners are expected to participate in 5, 10, and 15 kilometer races. The event will also feature a city festival with music and light installations. Major roads and highway access points will be affected by the closures.Culture · 17d agoSocial Media Star Nearly Fired Over Election Day SelfieIsraeli social media star Miran Buzaglo faced potential dismissal after posting a selfie from a polling station on October 27th. A manager's message, accidentally seen by Buzaglo, indicated she could be fired over the photo. Buzaglo questioned the reasoning, citing democratic principles and the fact her vote was not visible. Company representatives later apologized, calling the remark a joke, but Buzaglo felt the damage was done.Culture · 18d ago · also in 1 newsroomAndrey Makarevich Becomes a Father for the Fifth Time at 72Musician Andrey Makarevich, 72, welcomed his fifth child, a daughter, with his wife Einat Klein on October 27, 2026. The couple, who have lived in Israel since 2022, also have a son born in 2022. Makarevich shared the news on Facebook, receiving widespread congratulations. This marks his second child with Klein.Culture · 18d ago · also in 19 newsroomsNetherlands Withdraws From Eurovision 2027 Over Israel ParticipationThe Netherlands has withdrawn from the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest due to public sensitivity surrounding Israel's participation. Public broadcaster NPO cited varied societal reactions and disputes as the reason for the decision. While the Netherlands will not compete, they will continue to broadcast the event. The broadcaster previously intended to return in 2027 but faced unresolved issues regarding Israel's involvement.Culture · 18d agoValery Meladze Arrives in Israel for Caesarea ConcertSinger Valery Meladze has arrived in Israel for a concert at the Caesarea Amphitheater on October 28th. He sent greetings to fans from the airport ahead of the show. The article also briefly mentions unrelated news about Chris Brown, Sharon Stone, Pablo Picasso, and Maxim Galkin.More from Mignews