Every year on January 27 is Holocaust Remembrance Day, when people from across the globe commemorate the tragedy which took place during World War II. The notable day is intended to honor the victims who suffered through and because of the Holocaust, remembering the widespread genocide which occurred with the unfortunate combination of hatred, ignorance… […]
The apartment in downtown Tel Aviv could feature in any architecture magazine as the quintessential artistâs digs. Two cats doze picturesquely amid piles of photographs, books, scripts. At the big round table sits Sara von Schwarze against a backdrop of trees swaying in the wind visible out the window behind her. The actress is very… […]
âIn the beginning there was light,â says Doron Arazi with a wry grin. The historian researched the history of German products in Israel. And came across one of the earliest newspaper ads for the Munich-based lighting firm Osram â in the territory that then fell under the British Mandate for Palestine. German-Israeli relations have undergone… […]
Israel’s most famous motorcyclist brought the torch for the âJewish Olympicsâ to Berlin from Tel Aviv. The flame is burning calmly, the box is secure. Elen Katz canât take any chances â it is unthinkable what would happen if the airstream or rain were to put out the flame â the flame that was to… […]
The German-Israeli project âStörungâ unites science and dance. The aim: further research into Parkinsonâs disease. Read more: The dancing scholars of Tel Aviv and Freiburg
The German-Israeli project âStörungâ unites science and dance. The aim: further research into Parkinsonâs disease. Read more: Dancing scholars of Tel Aviv & Freiburg
After eight years of painstaking work, Uriel Adiv has published an online dictionary for German loan words in Hebrew. A âvery good, wonderful thingâ is known in Hebrew as a âGoldstikâ. For those with a knowledge of German it is immediately obvious the word is based on the German âGoldstückâ (treasure). It is just one… […]
