Paris-raised and London-based musician Nimrod Borenstein's works have been performed globally, but only arrived here this year

Prof. Barry Scott Wimpfheimer has studied the Oral Law since he was 17; now he shares its story with an accessible, big picture view of its centrality to Judaism

Benny Gantz finally enters the political fray, setting up a battle between him and Benjamin Netanyahu, unless they decide to join forces. Who knows?

Leave out Netta’s TOY and Omer Adam’s megahits, and you still have a first-rate line-up

Israel Prize-winner passes away after brief bout with cancer; won dozens of awards; works translated into 45 languages; was peace activist, supporter of two-state solution

PM hails 'new era' in ties with South America's largest country ahead of meeting with Jair Bolsonaro; will also meet with Pompeo on Syria

Sappers called to premier's house in Caesarea after suspect claimed he was carrying explosives; family not home at the time

The Book of Exodus introduces us to a savior from afar. Sound familiar? It should (Shemot)