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- Written by Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality
Mr. Vincent Autin and Mr. Bruno Boileau were invited by Tel Aviv's Global & Tourism Company.
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- Written by Taglit
"We need your help in combating Anti-Semitism" said Naftali Bennett, the Minister of Economy, during his speech last night at Taglit Birthright Israel International Sport's Day
Thursday 06/06/13, the Minister of Economy, Naftali Bennett, addressed thousands of young Taglit Birthright Israel participants from around the world and Israeli soldiers from across country, Charles Bronfman and Michael Steinhardt, Co-founders of Taglit Birthright Israel, Gidi Mark, the CEO of Taglit Birthright Israel an Doron Karni, the VP of International Marketing at Taglit Birthright during the closing ceremony of the programs' International Sport's Day.
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- Written by Slovenia Embassy
The exhibition will present developments in architecture in Slovenia between 2008 and 2012. Forty projects which embody the thought
and the image of contemporary Slovene architectural culture represent a complex review and information about the dynamic architectural
scene in Slovenia. Guests at the exhibition will be architect Rok Oman from Ofis architects and Kristina Dešman, curator of the exhibition.
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- Written by British Council Israel
Award-winning British theatre company 19-27 will perform their acclaimed show'The Animals and Children took to the Streets' at the Israel festival this week. The London Evening Standard described the show as "a five-star twisted fairy tale incorporating storytelling, performance, animation and live music".
We are delighted to support this visit, bringing great British theatre to Israel.
The performance will be in English, without subtitles and is appropriate for children aged 12+. Friends of the British Council are entitled to a 15% discount. For reservations please call *6226 and quote discount code: 1515.
For more information, visit Israel Festival website.
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- Written by Prime Minister's Media Adviser
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, today (Sunday, 2 June 2013), in his Jerusalem office, met with Israel's national under-21 football team, ahead of the UEFA Under-21 Championship, which is due to start this Wednesday, 5 June 2013. The Israeli team will open the tournament with a game against Norway in Netanya.
Also attending the meeting were Culture and Sports Minister Limor Livnat, Netanya Mayor Miriam Fierberg, Culture and Sports Ministry Director-General Orly Froman, Israel Football Association Chairman Avi Luzon, Tournament director Ronen Hershko, Israeli team coach Guy Luzon and the team's players. The team gave Prime Minister Netanyahu a team jersey with his name on it and an autographed ball.
