The Suzanne Dellal Centre for Dance and Theatre is the most important dance establishment in Israel, offering a wide selection of events and festivities all year round. Inaugurated by the Dellal family from London, the Suzanne Dellal Center is situated in the beautiful neighborhood of Neve Tzedek and hosts most dance events and festivals in Israel.
Three of the more well-known festivals are Summer Dance, such as a long six week The Sixth Guangdong Modern Dance Festival which includes many of the best local artists alongside guests from all corners of the world, Dance-Europa and finally, Haramat Masach (Hebrew for Curtin Up), in which young independent performers and choreographers are given the stage. Besides that there are many more events will take place there. There are four different halls, all located in one of the most beautifully renovated buildings in Neve Tzedek. There is a delightful entrance square dotted with citrus trees, and a lovely Italian restaurant called Bellini, ((03)5178486). You can enjoy a drink and sandwich here before or after the performance, or instead drop by for a full meal, the food isn’t really exceptional but the atmosphere is wonderful.
Address: 6 Yechieli St.
Tel: (03) 510-5656
Site: http://www.suzannedellal.org.il/index.htm
קישורית לשיר ‘עינייך’ (יוטיוב)
עינייך
ביצוע: אחינועם ניני ומירה עוואד
מילים ולחן: אחינועם ניני, גיל דור ומירה עוואד
There must be another,
Must be another way
עינייך אחות, כל מה שליבי מבקש אומרות.
עברנו עד כה דרך ארוכה, דרך כה קשה יד ביד
והדמעות זולגות זורמות לשווא, כאב ללא שם
אנחנו מחכות רק ליום שיבוא אחרי,
There must be another way
There must be another way
عينيك بتقول (עינייך אומרות)
راح ييجي يوم وكل الخوف يزول (יבוא היום שבו כל הפחד ייעלם)
بعينيك اصرار (בעינייך נחישות)
انه عنا خيار (שקיימת האפשרות)
نكمل هالمسار (להמשיך את הדרך)
مهما طال (כמה שתיארך)
لانه ما في عنوان وحيد للاحزان (משום שאין כתובת אחת לצער)
بنادي للمدى, للسما العنيده (אני קוראת למרחבים, לשמיים העיקשים)
There must be another way
There must be another way
There must be another,
Must be another way
דרך ארוכה נעבור, דרך כה קשה יחד אל האור
عينيك بتقول (עינייך אומרות)
كل الخوف يزول (כל הפחד ייעלם)
And when I cry, I cry for both of us
My pain has no name
And when I cry, I cry to the merciless sky and say:
There must be another way
והדמעות זולגות, זורמות לשווא, כאב ללא שם.
אנחנו מחכות רק ליום שיבוא אחרי,
There must be another way
There must be another way
There must be another
Must be another way
Ben Gurion International Airport is not only a breathtaking state-of-the-art edifice, its innovative planning also provides for passengers every last need with the utmost of care. Here are some helpful features available to travelers to get travel with ease.
Get wired with free wi-fi hookup throughout Terminal 3. It’s a great way to send a pre or post flight message home, or finish that overdue executive memo.
Now you don’t need to fuss with changing money and conversion upon landing with “Hadar Lod” taxi service, which rubs taxi transportation away from the airport, you can pay the cab fare using a credit card/ All credit cards are valid, including Visa, Diners and Master card.
If you are looking for real information about arrivals, departures and more just check online at iaa.gov.il that will meet all your needs.
Spring is the loveliest season of the year. Here, in Israel this is the time of impressive lineup of holydays including Passover, Easter and Israel’s Independence Day. Besides that we celebrate 100 anniversary of Tel Aviv this year. The profuse sunshine and worm weather, along with the festive mood surrounding the season, all make it clear as day, spring is here. No doubt this is the time for travel, wonderful trips and adventure tours as well.
Israelis celebrate Independence Day with parade and grandiose air show. When I have been watched yesterday how skydiver flied like a birds over a crowd of spectators in Tel Aviv I thought that it’s really not bad idea to fly to the Edge of space in some of such super machines as legendary Israeli F 15 or Russian MiG-31 Foxhound. Definitely anything you can imagine is real and if you seek to spend your holiday not only eating and sleeping well but enjoying an adventure tour like no other you get it!
We wish you a happy holyday season and a sunshine filled spring!
Do you think a life time is passing too slowly? Time like a watch is always too fast or too slow. But as to me, now I think the time life is passing too fast. Therefore one should try to make the most of today, gets interested in something he loves, shakes himself awake, developing a hobby, meeting with friends, traveling at last, letting the winds of enthusiasm sweep through.
Pesach is coming. This year, the most important Jewish holidays begin at sundown on Wednesday April 8 and ends at nightfall on Thursday April Wednesday April 15. Many people, young especially, try to use the seven days for vacations and Cuba Holidays is a winner on the way. No wonder that spending Pesach in Cuba hotels has become more and more popular in Israel. This small Caribbean country offers a wide range of services suited to any tastes and interests including cigar and golf tours, salsa trips, fly fishing, diving, birdwatching and more providing kosher restaurants, synagogues and kosher hotels to spend your holyday with a great comfort.
If you are planning to come to Israel this year pay attention that there are many musical events are wroth to be visited there.
Abu Gosh Vocal Music Festival in Abu Gosh
Israel Festival in Jerusalem
Jazz festival in Tel Aviv
Klezmer Festival Safed in Tzfat
Pearls of classical music in Beit Guvrin
Red Sea Jazz Festival in Eilat
Spring Festival in Rishon Lezion
Voice of Music Festival in Kfar Blum
You can easily check out online any event you are interested in for the date and time it will be placed. I’m sure that sometimes different kind of cultural events are just necessary for traveler to spend some time among the same fans of music as one getting pleasure and relax.
Planning to visit United Kingdom don’t forget about such famous musical event as Reading Festival taking place in Reading and Leeds on Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the August. Check out Reading-Festival.net for more detailed information including Seatwave Reading Festival Tickets to take part in this enchanting musical event out of doors.
If you dont know Tel Aviv’s bauhaus buildings had been declared a World Heritage site.
Bauhaus is usually cubic, favor right angles, it has smooth facades and an open floor plan, flat roofs ,sometimes with curved balconies. So when you will come to our city you can admire Tel Aviv architectura personally. There are many such plain Minimalist style buildings in Tel Aviv especially in the center part of old town. Tel Aviv has one of the largest collection of Bauhaus Buildings in the world. Bauhaus architecture flourished in Tel Aviv in the 1930’s due in great part to the fact that 17 former Bauhaus students, worked locally as architects.
Arieh Sharon, Dov Carmi, Zeev Rechter, Pinchas Hueth, Josef Neufeld, Genia Averbuch Richard Kauffmann and Erich Mendelsohn are just some of the architects, who contributed to the local abundance of Bauhaus architecture. Sharon, (no relation to the current prime minister) was known for his cooperative workers’ dwellings in Tel Aviv, work on many of the country’s hospitals and his early beginnings in kibbutz Gan Shmuel. Averbuch is best known because in 1934, at 25, she won second prize (no first prize was given), in the competition to design Dizengoff Circle, in memory of Zina Dizengoff, Meir Dizengoff’s wife. While Mendelsohn designed the private residence of the country’s first president, Dr. Chaim Weizmann.
Between the First and Second World Wars, there was a great building momentum in Tel Aviv, because of the growing waves of immigration from Europe. Buildings that now show their age were once painted white (or beige). The city had many ‘white’ buildings, which came to be associated with the International Style (even though white exteriors are not really one its characteristics). Nevertheless, that is the source of the city’s nickname of “The White City.”
Tel Aviv has the largest number of cooperative workers’ apartments in the country. The aim was to provide residents with as much equality in living quarters. These blocks of apartments, operated almost as self-contained units. Residents had a variety of services right in the buildings, including kindergarten, post office, convenience store, laundry etc. Additionally, a plot of land was set aside, so that residents could grow their own vegetables. Having a ‘connection to the land’ was viewed as extremely important. An example of such a cooperative unit can be seen at the corner of Frishman, Dov Hoz and Frug streets. This block of buildings also served as headquarters of the Haganah.
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