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Culture · 1d agoAriel Sharon Park: From Landfill to Lush Oasis Near Tel AvivAriel Sharon Park, formerly the Hiriya landfill near Tel Aviv, has been transformed into a 800-hectare ecological space. The park, built on millions of tons of waste, now features green landscapes, panoramic views, and sustainable energy initiatives. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, picnic areas, and an ecological pond, with free entry but paid parking. The park serves as a model for land reclamation and waste management.Culture · 1d agoShabbat Candle Lighting Times and Weekly Torah Portion 'Toldot'This article details Shabbat candle lighting times for November 13-14 in Israel and globally, and explores the weekly Torah portion 'Toldot.' It emphasizes tzedakah (charity) as a divinely promised method for increasing wealth, citing the Lubavitcher Rebbe and businessman Lev Leviev. The piece also outlines the ritual and spiritual significance of lighting Shabbat candles, traditionally performed by women.Culture · 2d agoIsraeli Actor Discovers He Has 13-Year-Old Twins Via Sperm DonationIsraeli actor Yoni Zicholtz discovered he is the biological father of 13-year-old twins through a sperm donation he made in his youth. A woman contacted him after a mutual friend noticed the children's resemblance to him, leading to a genetic test confirming his paternity. Zicholtz has since established a relationship with the twins, who call him by his first name, and maintains a supportive role in their lives.Culture · 2d ago90s Zigzag Headband Makes Fashion Comeback at Miu Miu ShowThe 1990s zigzag headband has returned as a major fashion trend, showcased at the Miu Miu Fall-Winter 2026-2027 show in Paris. Stylist Guido Palau incorporated the accessory, which is now seen as adding playful intellect and sophistication. The trend taps into nostalgia for past decades and emphasizes personal expression through small, unexpected details, contrasting with designer clothing.Culture · 4d agoRepatriates to Receive Compensation for Cemetery DiscriminationRepatriates from the former Soviet Union can claim compensation until December 4, 2026, for discriminatory burial practices by the "Chevra Kadisha" funeral society in Petah Tikva. The court ordered the society to pay 8.7 million shekels, with eligible families to receive at least 2,300 shekels each. The lawsuit, filed by "Gil Ron, Keinan and Partners" and Tel Aviv University, argued that separate burial sections constituted illegal discrimination. Marina Kegel is assisting families with the application process.Culture · 6d ago · also in 13 newsroomsChannel 13 Suspends Host Eyal Berkovich Over Controversial RemarksChannel 13 has suspended host Eyal Berkovich from broadcasting after he questioned Ahmad Tibi's doctoral degree on air. The decision followed a prior controversy where Berkovich was accused of racism by Lucy Aharish, whom he told to "calm down." The channel stated Berkovich's remarks were unacceptable and contrary to Israeli values. Meanwhile, a conflict is brewing at the Kan broadcaster between host Ayala Has-son and management.Culture · 8d agoIsraeli Artist Tanya Vinokur Marks 20 Years With Fusion Concert TourIsraeli artist Tanya Vinokur is celebrating 20 years as a solo performer with a concert tour in November and December. Known for blending violin, flamenco, and singing, she will perform with guests like Leonid Ptashka and Josh Black. Vinokur also shared her experiences of international colleagues ceasing contact after October 7th and her efforts to support those affected by the conflict through music. Additionally, she discussed the importance of openly sharing her family's journey with her son's autism to help other parents.Culture · 8d agoShabbat Candle Lighting Times and Weekly Torah Portion ExplainedThe article details Shabbat candle lighting times for November 6-7 in Israel and diaspora cities. It also offers a commentary on the weekly Torah portion "Chayei Sarah," exploring themes of acceptance, divine purpose, and resilience through biblical figures and rabbinic teachings. The tradition of lighting Shabbat candles, a mitzvah for women, is explained, including the blessing recited.Culture · 10d agoIsraeli Model Yael Shelbia Holidays on Billionaire's Exclusive Caribbean IslandIsraeli model Yael Shelbia vacationed with her boyfriend, racing driver Lance Stroll, on his father Lawrence Stroll's private Caribbean island, Mustique. The exclusive island is known for its high security and celebrity visitors. Lawrence Stroll, a billionaire with ties to Formula 1, owns the lavish villa The Great House, valued at $100 million.Culture · 14d agoIsrael's November Culture Scene: Plays, Concerts, and Exhibitions AboundIsrael's cultural scene in November features a packed schedule of plays, concerts, and exhibitions across the country. Highlights include "Alice in Wonderland," "Mother Courage and Her Children," and "The Brothers Karamazov" on stage, alongside performances by the Rishon Le Zion Symphony Orchestra and "Blues on Fire." Exhibitions like "MUZA on the Line" and "Bodies on the Edge: Mapping Gender Migration from Ukraine to Israel" are also on display. Attendees are advised to check event details and Home Front Command updates.Culture · 15d agoShabbat Candle Lighting Times and Weekly Torah Portion 'Va'era'This article details Shabbat candle lighting and departure times for October 30-31, 2020, in numerous Israeli and international cities. It explores the weekly Torah portion "Va'era," emphasizing Abraham's exemplary hospitality and the importance of human warmth and respect. The text also recounts a story of compassion between sisters Leah and Rachel and explains the significance and ritual of lighting Shabbat candles, including the traditional blessing.Culture · 18d agoThe Mystery of the Blue Voting Booth: Tracing the Hebrew Word for 'Curtain'The Hebrew word 'pargod,' used for the blue voting booth curtains in Israel, has ancient origins, first described in the Mishnah as a protective screen for royalty. Its meaning evolved to include a type of robe and, metaphorically, a boundary between spiritual realms or divine acceptance. The term also relates to angels and demons hearing divine messages from behind this symbolic curtain, highlighting the importance of privacy.Culture · 18d ago · also in 11 newsroomsGal Gadot Awarded Honorary Doctorate by Bar-Ilan UniversityWorld-renowned Israeli actress Gal Gadot received an honorary doctorate from Bar-Ilan University on October 26, during the school's 70th-anniversary celebration. The university recognized her Hollywood success, global influence, and dedication to Israel. Gadot expressed her love for Israel and encouraged participation in the upcoming elections on October 27. The university president lauded her as a global Israeli icon.Culture · 18d ago · also in 19 newsroomsNetherlands Withdraws From Eurovision 2027 Amid Israel ControversyThe Netherlands will not participate in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest in Bulgaria, reversing a prior decision to return. The Dutch public broadcaster NPO cited a lack of consensus and insufficient support for participation, particularly due to the involvement of Israel. While the Netherlands won't send a representative, the contest will still be broadcast domestically. This follows a boycott of Eurovision 2026 by the Netherlands and other nations over Israel's participation.Culture · 22d agoWhy People Today Appear Younger Than Previous GenerationsThe perception that people in past decades looked older than their age is common but lacks definitive scientific proof. Experts suggest factors like increased sun exposure, higher smoking rates, and outdated fashion contributed to older appearances. Modern medicine and lifestyle changes may lead to people appearing younger, though cosmetic procedures alter appearance without affecting biological aging. Experts stress that maintaining health through healthy habits is key to aging well.Culture · 22d agoBeit-Lessin Theater Stages French Comedy "My Lucky Day"The Beit-Lessin Theater in Israel is staging the French comedy "My Lucky Day," which premiered in Paris in September 2024. Directed by Moshe Naor and translated by Eli Bizaui, the play explores themes of regret and second chances through a protagonist who can revisit past decisions. Kobi Faraj stars as Alex, supported by Yuval Yanai, Adi Gilat, Yael Vekshtein, and Dor Elmakaies. The production features sets by Zeev Levi and costumes by Orna Barnet, with music by Elad Peretz and lighting by Matan Preminger. The play ultimately suggests that accepting one's current life is more valuable than chasing idealized pasts.Culture · 22d agoShabbat Candle Lighting Times and Weekly Torah Portion 'Lech-Lecha'The article provides Shabbat candle lighting times for October 23-24 in Israeli and international cities. It delves into the weekly Torah portion "Lech-Lecha," analyzing Abraham's request for Sarah to pose as his sister to ensure his safety. The text emphasizes the prominent role of women in Jewish tradition and family life, citing biblical examples and divine instructions. It also details the commandment of lighting Shabbat candles, its spiritual significance, and the associated blessing.Culture · 23d agoQueer Cinema Pioneer Rosa von Praunheim Dies at 83German film director Rosa von Praunheim, a pioneer of queer cinema, died at 83 from a brain tumor. An interview conducted months before his death revealed his motivations for filmmaking, including financial necessity and creative joy. His career, marked by provocative films and activism, spanned decades and influenced the LGBT movement. His final film, "Satanic Pig," explored themes of aging and sexuality. He married his partner shortly before his death, expressing a sense of peace about his impending end.Culture · 24d agoKorean Architect Becomes Social Media Culinary Star in IsraelKorean architect Yong Park and his Israeli wife Zlata have become popular social media stars in Israel, teaching Korean cuisine and sharing their life. Their TikTok and Instagram accounts have amassed millions of views and followers within 18 months. Yong, who moved to Israel to be with Zlata, has also begun acting and is pursuing a career in content creation. The couple, who married in June 2025, manage their online business and plan to start a family.Culture · 27d agoMario Dedivanovic's Makeup Brand to Launch in IsraelThe Be Pharm chain will launch MAKEUP BY MARIO, the cosmetics brand of makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic, in Israel via parallel import starting October 18. The brand, known for popularizing contouring with Kim Kardashian, will first be available for pre-order on the Be Pharm app before appearing in select stores. This move brings a globally recognized beauty brand, previously sold at retailers like Sephora, to the Israeli market.Culture · 27d agoNazi-Looted Kandinsky Painting Fetches $42 Million at AuctionA painting by Wassily Kandinsky, "Das bunte Leben," confiscated by Nazis from the Jewish Lewenstein family, sold for over $42 million at Christie's in London. The artwork, held by a Munich museum for nearly 50 years, was returned to the heirs after a German commission ruled it was likely seized due to Nazi persecution. The painting, considered a key transitional piece in Kandinsky's work, fetched a price above estimates, though it did not set a record for the artist.Culture · 29d agoNew Jerusalem Market Opens on Saturdays Amidst Potential Ultra-Orthodox ProtestsA new "Sunday Market" has opened in Jerusalem, operating on Saturdays at the YMCA complex and featuring local food and crafts. The initiative, organized by the "Itorerut" movement and the YMCA, aims to provide a Saturday activity for residents and visitors, with many vendors being IDF reservists. While organizers anticipate potential protests from the ultra-Orthodox community, they have seen strong interest and a positive atmosphere, with Jewish and Arab vendors working together.Culture · 29d agoIsraeli Chef Shares Secrets to Perfect Fried EggsChef David Sadi from Israel's "Bishulim" culinary school revealed techniques for preparing ideal fried eggs, noting personal preference dictates texture. He advised on proper egg handling and storage, and highlighted Israeli health recommendations for cooking eggs thoroughly due to salmonella risk. Sadi detailed methods for achieving both tender and crispy fried eggs, as well as the flipped variety, emphasizing temperature and cooking time control.Culture · 29d agoIsraeli Chamber Theater Reimagines "Agamemnon" as Political ThrillerThe Chamber Theater in Israel has produced a modern adaptation of "Agamemnon," directed by Irad Rubinstein and dramatized by Shahar Pinkas. The play is set on a government plane, transforming the ancient tragedy into a political thriller about Prime Minister Agamemnon facing a hostage crisis. The production uses a claustrophobic set design and features Dror Keren in the lead role, with Michal Uziel and Ruth Asersai in supporting roles. The play's themes of conflict, sacrifice, and political decision-making are highly relevant to contemporary Israeli audiences.Culture · 29d agoShabbat Candle Lighting Times and Weekly Torah Portion 'Noah'This article outlines Shabbat candle lighting times for October 16-17 in Israel and globally, alongside a detailed discussion of the weekly Torah portion 'Noah.' It explores the theological meaning of the flood, comparing Noah and Moses, and interprets the flood as divine punishment for moral corruption and envy. The piece also offers guidance on overcoming anxiety by focusing on family and spiritual matters, drawing on teachings from prominent rabbis.Culture · 31d agoHebrew Word for Ballot Has Ancient Roots in Jewish TraditionThe Hebrew word for ballot, 'petek,' has ancient origins in Jewish tradition, first appearing in the biblical account of Moses selecting elders using marked notes. Later, in mystical texts, 'petek' evolved to mean a divine decree or fate recorded in heavenly documents. A traditional greeting, 'Pitka Taba,' expresses hope for a favorable divine judgment. The article connects these historical uses of 'petek' to the modern act of casting a ballot in elections.Culture · 32d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraeli Mother and Daughter Ask TV Show to Halt ParodyMali and Liel Yaalomi have asked the Israeli satirical TV show "Eretz Nehederet" not to air a parody of them, stating they are experiencing a difficult period. The mother and daughter, whose disappearance and return to Israel garnered national attention, are seeking privacy to recover. Their lawyer appealed to the show's creators to consider the psychological impact of further public exposure. The show has not yet responded to the request.Culture · 32d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Travelers Disappointed by China's Detian Waterfall After Expecting Raging WatersIsraeli travel blogger Yonatan Hershkovich and his girlfriend Shir visited China's Detian-Ban Gioc waterfall expecting a powerful cascade but found only weak trickles. Despite promotional materials and local advice suggesting it was the right season, the water flow was minimal. Hershkovich later discovered that Chinese authorities reportedly divert the water daily at 1 p.m., highlighting the discrepancy between online marketing and reality.Culture · 33d ago · also in 10 newsroomsJerry Seinfeld Pledges Ticket Money to Israel Amid HecklingComedian Jerry Seinfeld responded to pro-Palestinian hecklers during his shows by pledging to donate ticket money to Israel. During a Chicago performance, after a woman accused him of profiting from Palestinian deaths, Seinfeld vowed to send her ticket cost to Israel. Similar incidents occurred in Australia and when a blogger confronted him in June 2026. Seinfeld visited Israel in December 2023 and has expressed enjoyment of the backlash, calling it necessary for a "wild" show.Culture · 33d agoIsraeli Summer" Outdoor Exhibition Features Crochet ArtAn outdoor crochet art exhibition, "Kaits Israeli" (Israeli Summer), is on display in Moshav Burgata, central Israel, until October 17. The free exhibition features knitted installations by women aged 10 to 90, including a large Israeli flag, marine life, and scenes from Israeli songs. Organized by the "Sorgot Keila" crochet society, the event celebrates Israeli summer and is dedicated to the memory of Zahava Shahori. Visitors can enjoy the displays in a grove within the moshav.More from Vesty