Rivlin Eulogizes Author Amos Oz: ‘You Weren’t Afraid To Be Called A Traitor’
President pays tribute to his childhood friend, whose writing, he says, ‘lit the streetlights to show the reality of our lives here’
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Israeli-American Jazz At A Crossroads
With the sudden shuttering of Greenwich Village’s Cornelia Street Café, which had become a home away from home for scores of young Israeli jazz musicians here, the two curators of the club’s monthly “Israeli Jazz Spotlight” are looking back, and ahead. Since the mid- to late-1990s, jazz musicians from Israel — carrying with them the […]
From Letters In A Box To A Jazz Opera
Pianist Ted Rosenthal turns his back pages into a tale of immigration with a contemporary resonance.