Prague

‘Waves’ captures thrill and tragedy of resistance at Prague radio station in ’68 - review

Much of Waves is about the exhilaration of resisting, and how exciting it can be to give people the knowledge they need, which is being kept from them, to make their own decisions.

FROM LEFT: Vojtech Vodochodský, Stanislav Majer, and Tatiana Pauhofová in ‘Waves.’
THE ELEGANT Hotel Elbresidenz in Bad Schandau, located in the heart of Saxon Switzerland.

Northern Czechia travel guide: Rock cities, forest trails, and Saxon Switzerland

Setting up square.

Engolement: Once you find your inner golem, life in the shtetl will never be the same - review

THE COLORFUL and beautiful Jerusalem Synagogue.

Prague’s spires whisper Maharal’s hidden history


Israeli artists bring their creations to the Czech Republic and Croatia


Prague: A millennium of Jewish history

The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 43

 Spanish synagogue with kafka statue

Archeologists find structure older than Stonehenge, Egyptian pyramids

Archeologists discovered the remains of a Stone Age structure older than Stonehenge and even Egyptian pyramids while digging near Prague.

 THE OLD NEW Synagogue and the Jewish town hall.

Prague: City of towers, spires and a mystical loft

The Jewish quarter can trace its roots back almost as far with records of the first Jews to arrive dating back to the 900s.

 THE OLD NEW Synagogue and the Jewish town hall.

This Prague New Jewish Cemetery monument is made of looted tombstones

The 750,000 Czech crowns ($31,000) memorial, paid for by a crowd-funding campaign, resembles the sun’s rays emanating from a circle, with the cobblestones stacked in walls of unequal height.

 An artist’s impression of the The Return of the Stones monument in Prague.

 Prague: Old & New, Walk & Do

The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 39

Prague old town from town hall

Etgar Karet stars at Czech Book World

 ETGAR KARET

'Mysterious Bond' exhibit traces history of unique Czech-Israel relations

 The exhibition “Mysterious Bond”

Israel on the river – Festival of Israeli culture in the Czech Republic

 Poom Pam in Prague

Everything you need to know to navigate learning Kabbalah

Read about two books that explore the development of the study of Kabbalah - how did it become so popular?

The title page of the first printed edition of the Zohar from Mantua, Italy in 1558