International

Ultra-Orthodox singer tapes eyes shut to avoid seeing women dancing in audience

By TOI staff An ultra-Orthodox singer caused a stir when he covered his eyes with masking tape in the middle of a concert in order not to see women who were dancing in front of the stage. Yonatan Razel was playing his keyboard and singing at Jerusalem’s International Conference Center on Sunday night when he […]

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Middle East, Music, Dance, and Visual Arts

Trump says he feels ‘very badly’ for Flynn, points finger at Clinton

US President Donald Trump said Monday he “feels badly” for his former national security advisor Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty last week to lying to the FBI, and lamented that his former rival Hillary Clinton “lied many times” and nothing happened. Trump’s comments to reporters were the latest in a series of outbursts over the

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USA

Can you handle complexity?

Sally Abrams Last week, we marked the 70th anniversary of the UN Partition Plan, which paved the way for Israel’s declaration of statehood six months later. We are going to be seeing the number 70 a lot between now and Yom HaAtzmaut next spring. There will be no shortage of words written and spoken about

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Middle East

Surprising New Survey Reveals a Generational Shift in Evangelical Views Toward Israel

Leaders Unveil LifeWay Research Study, Form Alliance to Educate the Church on Israel’s Critical Past and Future Roles WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — A new LifeWay Research study, sponsored by Chosen People Ministries and New York Times bestselling author Joel C. Rosenberg, released today reveals that the overall support of Evangelicals for Israel will

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Middle East

Israeli pharmacy accused of discriminating against Yesha Jews

MK Nissan Slomiansky (Jewish Home) sent a furious letter to Nitzan Lavi, director of the Super Pharm chain, under the heading “Discrimination in Services for Judea and Samaria Residents”. In his letter the MK says, “I learned today that Super Pharm provides a delivery service to the customer’s home.” However, continued Slomiansky, the company’s webpage

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Middle East

‘The EU is spitting in Israel’s face’

Israel”s Foreign Ministry blasted the European Union Monday, after it was revealed that the representatives from the 28-member international body had accepted an invitation to an anti-Zionist exhibition organized by the radical left-wing B”Tselem organization. The B”Tselem exhibition being held in Jaffa, part of the city of Tel Aviv, condemns Israel”s liberation of Judea and

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International, Middle East

Netanyahu says Iran forcing its wrestlers to lose sums up Tehran’s hostility

By TOI staff Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday said Iran forcing a wrestler to lose a bout in order to avoid competing against an Israeli perfectly summed up the regime’s hostility to the Jewish state. “Close your eyes and think about Alireza for a moment. He trained countless hours; he dreamed of becoming a

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International, Middle East, Sports & Competitions

Fun, food, and visits to Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Mexico

By Dorothea Shefer-Vanson MEVASSERET ZION, Israel — Aboard the cruise ship Carnival Dream, a veritable floating city, we shared the fourteen decks with some 4,000 other passengers Our route took us from New Orleans, down the Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico and several Caribbean islands. From conversations with some of our fellow-passengers we learned that

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Dorothea Shefer-Vanson, International, Travel and Food