COVID-19 has afflicted the entire world, leaving death, pain, financial suffering, fear and dread in its wake. One silver lining is that the pandemic has

Many schools across Israel distribute yahrzeit candles for students and their families to light on the evening of Yom HaShoah. Affixed to the candle is

I recently gave a lecture titled, “The Streets of Jerusalem,” and mentioned that many streets in Kiryat Menachem and Kiryat Hayovel are named after Central

This article, part of a series of “how to” articles that focus on various aspects of purchasing a home in Israel, will address issues relating

When buying a property in Israel and determining your budget, there will be additional costs above the purchase price to keep in mind, such as

Over 30 heads of state will be participating this coming week in the Fifth World Holocaust Forum, titled “Remembering the Holocaust, Fighting Anti-Semitism,” at Yad

Jerusalem is the capital of Israel and the capital of the Jewish world—and, for many of our clients, living there is a dream come true.

Attorney Shlomi Ashkenazi recently shared with me a distressing story of a couple who bought an apartment “on paper” in a new project under construction

I recently met with a young couple living on Levi Eshkol Boulevard in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Ramat Eshkol and asked them if they knew

Tel Aviv’s Florentin neighborhood is undergoing dramatic change. Named for David Florentin, a Greek Jew who had purchased the land in the late 1920s, the

Theodor Herzl is recognized as the father of the state of Israel, which is why practically every city across the country has a Herzl Street.