Archive for Tel Aviv

Idan, Israeli Hero

Idan Raichel joined the military and found peace. That solace moved him to make music that celebrates an Israel unknown to much of the world: a melting pot of nationalities, cultures and musical ideas that trumpets a message of conciliation and peace across the Arab-Israeli gulf.

Posted by Joelle in Music, Profiles, Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv Pieta Connection

It all started in New York, when a friend insisted I spent a few days in Israel for Passover with his family.

… As I turn myself around and around I can’t stop relating to these images. They are strange, extremely disturbing yet at the same time they are constantly talking to my deranged soul.

Posted by Joelle in Art, Exhibitions, Profiles, Tel Aviv

Life in Tel Aviv

This post is dedicated to my new friend Ze’ev Lavie, for being so adorable in taking his time to show me around day and night until dawn in the hidden and secret places of his beloved city of Tel Aviv.

Posted by Joelle in Lifestyle, Tel Aviv, Travel

Joelle at the Negev

Although it is dwarfed both by the Jordanian Desert and the Sinai Desert, the Negev desert is a relatively small area with a great deal to offer particularly to first time desert travelers, steeped in history and home to a host of geological wonders.

Posted by Joelle in Tel Aviv, Travel