flowers

Where Am I: Flowers

By Jewish Press Staff

Flowers

Where Am I: Outside the Doors of Power

By Jewish Press Staff

Outside the doors of power.

Belgium Museum Returns Nazi-Looted Painting to Heirs of its Jewish Owners

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Workers took down “Flowers,” painted by German artist Lovis Corinth in 1913, and packed it for the family of Gustav and Emma Mayer.

Lupine Hill

By Photo of the Day

View of Lupines blooming at the Lupine Hill, in Emek ha'Ela.

Over 40,000 Send Flowers for Shabbat to ‘COVID-19 Heroes’ as Part of Shabbat Project

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

The “Flowers for Shabbat” initiative was part of this year’s annual international Shabbat Project, which took place in over 1,600 cities and 106 countries around the world.

Philly Jewish Woman Painting Flowers Over Swastikas

By JNi.Media

I am asking you, in this neighborhood, (and beyond if you want to share), paint something positive on your trashcan!

A World Of Flowers

By Ru Levin

This faux-soil playdough is easy, cheap and lasts much longer than its store-bought counterpart.

Preparing for Shavuot

By Photo of the Day

Flowers in Gush Etzion

By Photo of the Day

Winter time in Israel is when everything blooms due to the abundant rain. Here are some wild flowers growing in Gush Etzion.

Oldest-Ever Graves Decorated with Flowers Found in Israel

By Jewish Press Staff

Using flowers on graves is not such a new idea. It may even date back 12,000 years to a society that lived in Haifa Mount Carmel areas, where Elijah the Prophet lived in Biblical times.

Postcard from Israel: Winter Fruits and Flowers

By Hadar Sela

Winter flowers are already blooming, led of course by the dainty little Persian Cyclamen (Rakefet).