Hebrew news
Hebrew in high demand as coronavirus lockdowns keeps people stuck indoors
There has been a large increase in demand for lessons in the Hebrew language, including teaching, historical study and literature.
Help pick the Hebrew word for podcast
Meet the Anglos who whisper in the ears of Israel's leaders
New TV options are on the way for Israeli viewers
דַבֵּר עִבְרִית
Play: Speak Hebrew
Grapevine: Penthouse pianists
A round up of news briefs from around the country.
IBA workers block IBC management from entering authority headquarters
WATCH: Hebrew 101, lessons for beginners...It may be confusing
The video is being called "Hebrew's Who's On First!"
Grapevine: In defense of history
Peres was both a longtime resident and an honorary citizen of Tel Aviv.
Public broadcasting imperative
There is a real need for a truly objective, hard-hitting TV and radio news that can serve the role of watchdog without fear or intimidation.
Sadan’s appointment at Ch. 10 suspended
Sadan, who is known to have close ties with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is a public relations figure and Knesset lobbyist.
Saved by a braid in Auschwitz
The hunger is ever present in the chronologically-organized memoir. The bread is not very appetizing. It took getting used to the first days in Auschwitz.
Hot off the Arab press 413434
What citizens of other countries are reading about the Middle East.
March 11: ‘Female tefillin’
Readers respond to the latest 'Jerusalem Post' articles.
Media Comment: Shameful legislation
Restricting Israel Hayom would be a blow to Israel’s freedom of the press and freedom of speech.
