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How a €5 French wine becomes a 70-shekel bottle in Israel

Freight, regulation, tariffs and retailer margins can turn an everyday French wine into an upscale Israeli purchase costing several times more

Shaked Green Arava, Calcalist | 08.23.26

Travel for the food: 8 European cities every food lover should visit

Travel + Leisure asked top chefs and culinary experts to name eight European cities worth visiting for their food, highlighting standout restaurants, markets and culinary traditions from Florence to Copenhagen, Paris, Barcelona, Istanbul, Athens, Berlin and Stockholm

Roy Elman | 08.18.26

The Paris food spots that stay open when the city shuts down

Paris may be empty out its residents and some businesses close during the summer, but you can still find places where it is worth eating; from a giant chocolate mousse to an affordable meal by a Michelin chef, here are some recommendations

Nitzan Kahana | 08.18.26

New ‘White Lotus’ location: Iconic Paris hotel once used as Nazi headquarters, now Israeli-owned

The fourth season is filming at Paris’ Hotel Lutetia, a 1910 landmark that housed Nazi military intelligence, later received Holocaust survivors and is now owned by Israeli businessman Alfred Akirov’s Alrov Group

Amnon Direktor | 08.16.26

Two 19-year-olds sentenced in France for Nazi salute outside synagogue

The two 19-year-olds were convicted of glorifying terrorism after filming themselves giving a Nazi salute near a Sarcelles synagogue; one received eight months in prison and expulsion from France, the other six months

Itamar Eichner, AFP | 08.13.26

‘Where are Mom and Dad?’: Remember when a 4-year-old was left behind at Ben Gurion Airport?

In summer 2008, a family boarded a flight to Paris believing all 5 children were with them — only to learn 40 minutes after takeoff that their youngest daughter was still wandering Ben Gurion Airport alone; revisit the extraordinary chain of failures

Oded Kramer, Itzik Shasho | 08.09.26

Assaf Granit opens bold Paris gelateria as restaurant empire expands

The Michelin-starred chef’s fifth Paris venture will serve savory-inspired ice creams, with a Seine-side fish restaurant and international expansion already planned

Tiki Golan | 08.06.26

Jennifer Lopez and sister Lynda turn heads at Paris Fashion Week

Lynda Lopez joined her superstar sister at Paris Fashion Week and mounted a serious challenge for the cameras, but Jennifer returned the next day in an even more daring look

Omer Daniel | 07.13.26

‘They called me murderer’: Israeli chef left Michelin kitchens to return to his roots

After working in elite kitchens with Alain Ducasse and Dan Barber, Ido Segev returned to Israel to build a culinary world shaped by foraging, fermentation and his grandfather’s forgotten flavors

Tiki Golan | 07.08.26

History’s first celebrity is back: The coffin stunt, scandals and legend of Sarah Bernhardt

Long before Hollywood and social media, Sarah Bernhardt turned every performance, romance and scandal into a media event; 'The Divine Sarah Bernhardt' revisits the turbulent life of the French Jewish actress and global trailblazer

Amir Kaminer, Paris | 07.07.26

'Most beautiful girl in the world' marries after whirlwind engagement

Thylane Blondeau, dubbed 'the most beautiful girl in the world' 20 years ago, married her partner after just three months of engagement; see the former child model, now 25, as a bride

Omer Daniel | 06.29.26

הוועידה האזרחית השנייה למען פתרון שתי המדינות בפריז

Without Israel or US, Paris conference seeks new push for two-state solution

Some 150 Israelis and Palestinians from 80 organizations were invited to the second civil conference in Paris; EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced 20 million euros for peace efforts, while France said it would not give up on a two-state future

Tamar Sebok, Paris | 06.12.26

Time travel, family secrets and Monet: 'Colours of Time' knows its audience

Cédric Klapisch's 'Colours of Time' blends European festival-cinema staples with a story spanning the 19th century and today: predictable and overlong, but charming

Shmulik Duvdevani | 06.06.26

France bars Israel from official role at Paris prestigious defense expo

Defense Ministry says French move blocks Israeli pavilion and government representatives from Eurosatory, limits defense firms to air defense systems only

Itamar Eichner, Tamar Sebok, Elisha Ben Kimon | 06.02.26

Eurosatory international arms fair in Paris; French President Emmanuel Macron

'On the wrong side of history': Israel slams French ban from Paris arms fair

Officials call the Eurosatory pavilion ban a political and commercial blow, saying it damages ties with France but will not stop global defense sales; 'Did they ban the United States from exhibiting because of the war against Iran?'

Tamar Sebok, Paris | 06.02.26