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Portugal returns stolen Mayan, Zapotec artifacts to Mexico in first-ever archaeological restitution
Zapotec tomb from 600 CE marks Mexico’s most ‘significant archaeological discovery’ in last decade
'Nothing quite like it': UK Treasure Act names Roman carriage ornament Essex's first 'treasure'
Tel Aviv’s celebrated Irish hub Molly Bloom’s hits 25 years
Three days of supping, music, and fun and games await the Molly Bloom’s crowd.
TV Time: Israeli television gives glimpse of optimism with 'Accidental Happiness'
A new documentary on Hot 8, Next TV, and Hot VOD examines the experiences of a group of 60+-year-olds who spent a year working to revitalize the kibbutzim along the Gaza border.
Parashat Toldot: Directing our natural inclinations
This is humanity’s eternal challenge: Not to give in to impulses and the desire for immediate gratification but to steer it toward a higher purpose.
Figurine unearthed near Sea of Galilee reveals earliest human–animal connection
At the Nahal Ein Gev II archeology site, a figurine was discovered to be the earliest item depicting human-animal interaction.
Rami Kleinstein scales the heights with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
The full interview with Kleinstein will be published in this Friday’s edition of The Jerusalem Post Magazine.
Dazzling Grand Egyptian Museum aims to be economic showstopper
Officials and analysts frame the Grand Egyptian Museum as a driver of jobs, research, and tourism revenue rather than merely a showcase.
Dropping a line, or two: A look at the Jerusalem Biennale of Drawing
The ninth rollout of the Jerusalem Biennale of Drawing kicked off on November 8 and will run through to February 7.
TV Time: 'Freakier Friday' is funny, 'Nutuk' is dramatic and 'Pluribus' is not worth watching
Channel 12 drama series, 'Nutuk', continues to keep tension high while Apple TV's 'Pluribus' falls flat despite rapturous reviews.
My Word: Making music amid the noise - opinion
The ideals of Koolulam, “a social-musical initiative aimed at strengthening the fabric of society,” sound lofty but the events are fun and unifying.
The first-ever Challah Festival in Israel: Three days of art, culture, and food
ANU – Museum of the Jewish People presents the first-ever festival dedicated to challah, featuring an art exhibition, bakery tours, a tasty pop-up, and family activities. November 13–15.
