Birthday
Mazal tov to Mel Brooks: The 100-year-old man
Brooks, best known for directing irreverent films that became comedy classics, including The Producers, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, and Spaceballs, was born in Brooklyn on June 28, 1926.
Netanyahu, Herzog wish Trump a happy 80th birthday, praise his support of Israel-US alliance
This month in Jewish history: Revelation, thrill of victory, agony of defeat
British broadcaster David Attenborough turns 100, notable for not joining anti-Israel boycotts
A wild birthday party for an up-and-coming celebrity
The location chosen for the birthday celebration: Ronit Farm. The concept: INTO THE WILD.
Happy Birthday to Israel! A celebration in pictures
Take a look at Israel's celebrations of the country's 73rd Independence Day.
Happy birthday Tel Aviv! The city turns 112 on Sunday
In 1909, families gathered on the beach outside Jaffa and planned a neighborhood they called Ahuzat Bayit that later came to be known as Tel Aviv.
Happy Birthday, Hal Linden
A Q&A with the actor, musician and Jewish National Fund-USA spokesperson on his 90th birthday
Holocaust survivor Miriam Linial celebrates 100th birthday with friends
"We did not know what a day would bring. It was a difficult and unbearable time in the ghetto and every day we saw people being sent to die 'like lambs to the slaughter.'"
Grapevine January 17, 2021: Surprise encounters
Movers and shakers in Israeli society
Swedish teenage climate activist Thunberg turns 18
"Thank you so much for all the well-wishes on my 18th birthday!," Thunberg said on Twitter.
Israel's first babies of 2021 bring new hope for the new year
"This year has been challenging, and I hope for all of us and our children that 2021 will be a better year."
Honoring Kurt Rothschild at 100
The president of the World Mizrachi movement is one of the most indefatigable and loyal soldiers the Jewish People has been blessed with over the past century.
Grapevine November 20, 2020: Happy birthday, Mr. President-elect
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
