Wendy Blumfield

The Society of Authors opened a discussion on the Israel-Hamas War. They did not anticipate the reactions this would trigger.

Although this is a memoir, one needs to be prepared for flights of imagination that were part of her hopes that never materialized.

As a gifted writer and artist, her memoir is both graphically described and professionally written, using all the senses to paint a picture of life in Japan, a land so far from home.

Is there any other country in the world where its citizens think outside the box, investigate the needs, and supply them so quickly?

Susan Shafrir’s social conscience inspired the talented artist to show through her artwork that the abuse of colonialism never ends.

Winchester was once home to a Jewish community, but World War II put an end to it.

The work with horses was found to develop confidence, social skills, ability to form and maintain relationships, trust in self and others and improvement in communication.

Herman Struck's work portrays rural settings, urban communal space, and houses of worship, showing the impact of human activity on the environment.

Is there no protest from hard-working middle-income citizens who keep meticulous records and finish the year having paid their property tax and Bituach Leumi?

As the only British design milliner in Israel, Danielle Mazin creates an eclectic collection of hats for every occasion.