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Oscar’s: Will schnitzel served on white tablecloths make it in Tel Aviv? - restaurant review
Love him or hate him, there’s no denying that Tal Rashevsky has a knack for getting people talking, and beneath the theatrics is a chef who’s as charming as he is talented.
Friday afternoon, wine in a glass, and kubba in the pot: Cue changes the game
In the heart of Florentin: Between the urban pulse and residential intimacy
Terror in Tel Aviv: At least four wounded in stabbing, terrorist shot down
Bach to the recorder: “Bach and the Concerto” doubleheader in Tel Aviv
Florentin and her Mezzo colleagues are now offering a taste of some virtuosic fare composed by Bach, with the “Bach and the Concerto” doubleheader on December 29 in Tel Aviv.
‘Minyan’ cafe to open in Jaffa will combine Judaism and culture
The Minyan venture has received a double grant from the Julius Stulman Foundation which promotes the Israeli Judaism movement.
A vegan feast in Tel Aviv's Florentine
Opa, situated in Tel Aviv's Florentine neighborhood, was established three years ago by twin sisters, serving up a unique vegan cuisine
White City – Making a home in Israel
Hazardous emmissions in the heart of Tel Aviv, gas company fined 275k
This came following an improper unloading of gasoline, which caused the release of toxic fumes and the creation of a public health hazard in the Florentine station.
Klubbing together in Tel Aviv
Klub7 is a collective of artists, most of whom hail from Halle in former East Germany and now exhibit works in Tel Aviv
Top 10 things to do
The annual Diver Festival for contemporary dance takes place over three weekends, starting from August 31.
WATCH, PLAY, Explore: Discover Israel's most bohemian neighborhood 'The Florentine'
The Jerusalem Post is proud to present to you a look at "The Florentine."
Searching for Stern
A new play in English seeks to honor the memory of the Lehi founder.
The handwriting on the wall
Niro Taub has made it his mission to open people’s eyes and minds and get them to realize that what they are seeing on the walls of the city, the ‘canvas of Tel Aviv,’ is a legitimate form of art