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As Israeli musicians return to the music of their childhood, we ask ourselves – what is there to be found in the songs we sang in kindergarten?

What do you really know about this inspiring poet?

Simone Weil, who devoted herself to the search for truth in a world of pain and injustice, turned her own suffering into the cornerstone of her philosophy

Animated Memorial Projects for Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terror

Haim Gouri (1923–2018) was one of Israel's greatest poets, as well as a novelist, journalist, and documentary filmmaker. Here are ten facts about him

Bringing back influences from Paris, Pinchas Litvinovsky found great success on Israel’s art scene

The New Season of the Hebrew-language podcast Mifleget Hamachshavot is dedicated to the ideas behind American politics

Pogroms in Europe prompted Pinchas Litvinovsky to return to Eretz Israel and join the nascent art scene there

What is Shemini Atzeret? What is willow beating? What do we do on Hoshana Rabbah? Why do we sit in the sukkah in the first place? Dudu Cohen presents ten things you wanted to know about Sukkot but had no one to ask

Chef Hedai Offaim hosted singer-songwriter Daniela Spector in preparation for Rosh Hashanah eve

Upon returning from Jerusalem, Litvinovsky found himself amidst the immense cultural outburst of the Silver Age in Russian art and literature

At the exhibition “You Must Choose Life – That is Art: Pinchas Litvinovsky”, a unique AI stand creates portraits of the visitors in Litvinovsky’s style. The meeting between technology and art raises questions about the limits of creation, originality and replication. Noa Sorek met with ChatGPT for a fascinating conversation about the place of the artist in the age of AI

After a short and disappointing stint at Bezalel in Jerusalem, Litvinovsky managed to enter the Imperial Academy of Arts in Petrograd

From a cheder in a small town in the south of Ukraine to an art school scholarship in the vibrant and cosmopolitan city of Odessa

The story of two extraordinary illustrated Aleph-bet books: one was published only after the death of the illustrator, the other never saw the light of day