Ein Hod: It does what it says on the tin by Ilan Hirschowitz Ilan recommends Ein Hod an "eclectic artist village" more ...	The unseen artists in their studios by Vivienne Silver ENJOY a new once-a-month walk to four different Ein more ... Hod artists and residents Close	An off-the-wall history lesson in Los Angeles by Lydia Aisenberg The great wall of Los Angeles has perhaps the world’s more ...
A trip to Manchester? We’re virtually United on that by Eli Libenson Eli decides to go on a delightful virtual tour of Manchester more ...	Pain of failing to choose the correct career by Nat Gordon Many factors go into choosing a satisfying career. more ...	Meet artist Aviva, she’s a woman of some ‘note’ by Phyllis Bloch Aviva Adanyho, designer of ESRA’s new note cards, more ...
There’s no time for idle gossip as Fatmah gets weaving . . . by Hanan Manadre Zoabi At the age of 71 Fatma Haj joined a basket-weaving more ...	How ‘wizards of Oz’ hopped to it and made Israel green by Gloria Deutsch Gloria relates the story of Hannah and Les Wende's more ...	You can’t always get what you want by Pamela Peled Pamela Peled discusses the response of the Creative more ...
Highlights from February’s ESRA trip to the Dead Sea. by Amy Avgar A “newie” to ESRA, Amy Avgar joins a jam-packed more ...	I am the daughter of an English teacher by Sharona Glaser Ben Avraham A keen observation of how life's lessons are sometimes more ...	How my Mom made sure I’d never be ‘listless’ by Leah Houseman An amusing look a the tyranny of a to-do list, with more ...
Rugs that depict Jewish culture by Anton Felton An important element of Jewish history, ORT, the Organization more ...	While the world sleeps, I’m wide awake at 3am by Sharona Glaser Ben Avraham Sharona reflects on how all her life experiences from more ...	Pianist Gil plays on to help feed more hungry mouths by Nelly Perry Maestro Gil Shohat once again treated his audience more ...