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New Yorkers to get a taste of Tel Aviv’s Party scene… PAPA heading to NYC

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September 4, 2012
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★ Direct from Tel Aviv & Madrid ★

Jared Needle & Eliad Cohen Present:

PAPA: NYC

Sunday, October 7
Columbus Day Weekend

11PM – 5AM

Music by:
Hector Romero (Black Party – NYC)
Erez Ben Ishay (PAPA – Tel Aviv)

AMNESIA
609 W 29 ST NYC

After conquering Tel Aviv & Madrid Prides, the PAPA PARTY arrives in NYC for the start of the PAPA PARTY WORLD TOUR.

Experience one of the best parties in the world with exceptional production, world-class music from top DJs, surprises throughout the night & an energy level that is unprecedented.

www.papanyc.com

Very Limited Online Pre-sale Tickets Available at: www.showclix.com/event/PAPA

The first 100 tickets are only $20.

Internationally sponsored by Gay-ville.com

Israel @ TIFF: A schedule of Israeli movies playing at the Festival

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September 4, 2012
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Another year of a great Israeli movie selection at TIFF! Don’t miss it – September 6th to 16th

Eagles, directed by Dror Sabo

Sunday 9th 21:30 Scotiabank 3
Tuesday 11th 16:00 Jackman Hall (AGO)
Sunday 16th 21:30 Scotiabank 4

Fill The Void, directed by Rama Burshtein

Tuesday 11th 18:45 Scotiabank 3
Wednesday 12th 12:00 Bell Lightbox Cinema 2
Sunday 16th 12:30 Cineplex Yonge & Dundas 3

Igor & The Cranes’ Journey, directed by Evgeny Ruman

Saturday 8th 12:45 Bell Lightbox Cinema 3
Saturday 15th 12:00 Cineplex Yonge & Dundas 9

Out in the Dark, directed by Michael Mayer

Friday 7th 18:30 Cineplex Yonge & Dundas 10
Saturday 8th 9:00 Cineplex Yonge & Dundas 6
Friday 14th 16:30 Scotiabank 11

The Gatekeepers, directed by Dror Moreh

Friday 7th 15:00 The Bloor Hot Docs Cinema
Sunday 9th 13:00 Bell Lightbox Cinema 2

Zaytoun, directed by Eran Riklis

Sunday 9th 18:00 Bell Lightbox Cinema 1
Tuesday 11th 21:30 Scotiabank 2
Sunday 16th 15:45 Bell Lightbox Cinema 2

Hannah Arendt, directed by Margarethe von Trotta

Tuesday 11th 18:00 Visa Screening Room (Elgin)
Thursday 13th 11:00 Visa Screening Room (Elgin)
Saturday 15th 19:30 Cineplex Yonge & Dundas 6

VIDEO: As the Jewish New Year approaches…. so do the LipDubs! The first, straight from the Jewish Agency in France!

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September 4, 2012
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Check out the first video of the season, at least the first we’ve seen! Shana tova en francais!

Israeli singer Sarai Givaty records song for SIMS 3 video game

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September 4, 2012
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Sarai Givaty provided the vocals to the song ‘Can You Hear Me,’ the official song of the popular game ‘The Sims 3.’ Sarai took to YouTube to officially announce the news of the song, which is included in The Sims 3: Supernatural expansion pack – in both Simlish and English!

Source: Abbanibi.com

VIDEO: Alpha Blondy & Barrington Levy @ Jerusalem’s Reggae Festival

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September 4, 2012
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2 of the world’d biggest reggae stars Alpha Blondy and Barrington Levy performed in Jerusalem last week. If you weren’t there, check out a little preview.

Jerusalem breaks ground on $8M eco center

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September 4, 2012
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Council for a Beautiful Israel beings construction of Robert Price Center for Environmental Studies, named after former deputy mayor of New York City

The Council for a Beautiful Israel broke ground on a new, state-of-the-art environmental studies center last week, Ynet has learned.

According to the CBI’s press release, construction of the Robert Price Center for Environmental Studies was made possible thanks to an $8 million contribution (some NIS 30 million) by Price, who served as the deputy mayor of New York City, under John Lindsay, in the late 1960s.

The breaking ground ceremony was held on August 28, with Price, Environmental Protection Minister Gilad Erdan, Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat and Council for Beautiful Israel Director Eshel Segal, as well as hundreds of other dignitaries present.

The facility, located in the National Quarter of the Hebrew University’s Givat Ram campus, will stretch some 21,500-square-feet across two floors, and will include classrooms, conference rooms, an auditorium, a visitors’ center and a rooftop observation deck.

The CBI aspires to see the center become an academic home for environmental research, especially in the fields of environmental conservation and green building.

The new building was design according to green building standards.

Source: Ynetnews