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The Israel Antiquities Authority exposed remains of an installation for extracting liquid which dates to the Byzantine period, within the framework of infrastructure development implemented by the Tel Aviv-Yafo municipality

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Purim one of Judaism's more colorful and popular holidays, is celebrated this year between sunset Saturday, 23 February, and sunset Sunday, 24 February, in most of Israel – excluding Jerusalem and a few other cities where Purim will be celebrated from sunset on Sunday, 24 March, until sunset on Monday, 25 March (see below).  Purim is not a public holiday in Israel, but many offices, shops, and public institutions (including the GPO) will operate on a reduced basis.  Schools will be closed, but public transportation will operate as usual, and newspapers will be published.

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The traditional Woman Festival is on its way, presenting “Women Go All the Way.”

Holon Theater and Holon Municipality are producing, as tradition dictates, Woman Festival and will present a fascinating tapestry of feminine achievements with an abundance of performances, workshops, discussions, movies, and art and design installations. A variety of artists from Israel and abroad will participate in the festival.

 Woman Festival 2013 will take place between February 27- March 2

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Monumental burial chamber, discovered after 40-year search, reconstructed and on display alongside new archaeological findings from first century BCE for the first time

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Between the 16th of February and the 10th of March, 2013, at Kibbutz Beeri there will be exhibited a series of artworks produced under the title “The Spirit of Săpânța” – a Romanian – Israeli traditional and contemporary art project, initiated by prof. Haim Maor in cooperation with the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv.
The project  “The Spirit of Săpânța” aims to reveal some common features between the Israeli contemporary art and the Romanian traditional art. The artworks (paintings, drawings, documentary photos, video recordings) were made in August – September 2012 in Săpânța, and were presented in an exhibition organized at Galeria Lina - Sinagoga Bistrița, by the Society of Concerts Bistrița, with the support of the Israeli Embassy in Romania, in cooperation with Bistrița Municipal Cultural Center, The Jewish Community of Bistriţa-Năsăud and Bistriţa City Hall. 

  1. INVITATION: "History of Israeli Contemporary Art" w/ wine & more at CCA, Feb 26, 7:30pm-10:00pm
  2. Embassy of Argentina at the International Book Fair of Jerusalem
  3. SO FRENCH SO GOOD FRENCH GASTRONOMY WEEK IN ISRAEL3-7 FEBRUARY 2013
  4. Brazil Embassy & Shenkar Multidisciplinary Art Department Cordially invites you to the opening of the exhibition Thursday, February 7, 2013