Walls of prehistoric Greek city damaged by wildfire smoke
Monuments at Greece's archaeological site of Mycenae have not been damaged by a wildfire that swept through the area, despite ...
Tag: Culture
Israel Hayom Staff's favorite stories from August 2020
From breakthroughs in the Middle East to medical breakthroughs by Israeli startup companies, here are some of our editors' picks ...
The show goes on: Cultural institutions receive NIS 200M bailout from gov't
Finance Minister Israel Katz, Culture Minister Yehiel Tropper, and representatives from the country's cultural institutions finalize the details of the ...
New mobile-capsule exhibition retells the story of Spanish Jewry
The Museum of the Jewish People says "first of its kind" display will "serve as a launching pad for educational ...
'No one will ever forget about the Arab sector again'
Former police commander and founder of a highly regarded Umm al-Fahm art gallery Said Abu Shakra says that the Arab ...
Anti-Zionist festival in Haifa receives funding from city, government
Beit Ha'Gefen in Haifa is hosting an event directed by BDS supporter in which terrorists are portrayed as cultural heroes ...
The toll of ISIS's archaeological looting in Syria is just beginning to become clear
The legacy of Syrian wartime looting can’t just be measured in the monetray value of the stolen artifacts. It’s a ...
Organizers: Gal Gadot to make special Eurovision appearance
One month to go before Israel hosts the worlds "largest music competition," featuring 41 songs and watched by some 200 ...
Ancient beard traditions shape the face of modern Jerusalem
Facial hair is trendy for men worldwide these days, but in Jerusalem beards have never gone out of style, projecting ...
Film directors criticize focus on Israel in French festival
More than 100 international film directors, producers, actors and industry workers have signed an open letter to a French film ...