Just 100 metres from the beach, Prima Tel Aviv Hotel offers a kosher dining hall overlooking the sea, where an Israeli buffet breakfast...... more

Just 100 metres from the beach, Prima Tel Aviv Hotel offers a kosher dining hall overlooking the sea, where an Israeli buffet breakfast is served each morning. The en suite rooms have a TV with 100 satellite channels.

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Photo Mug showing Tel Aviv, Israel, Middle East. Tel Aviv, Israel, Middle East. Chosen by Robert Harding. Polyester coated...... more

Photo Mug showing Tel Aviv, Israel, Middle East. Tel Aviv, Israel, Middle East. Chosen by Robert Harding. Polyester coated dishwasher safe ceramic mug. Weight 11oz, diameter 80mm, height 95mm. Image printed twice where practical and attached using dye sublimation process for seamless appearance and vivid colours. Sent in polystyrene box with card outer. This item is shipped from our UK lab.

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Like the other Sasek classics, these are facsimile editions of his original books. The vibrant illustrations have been preserved, remaining true to his vision,...... more

Like the other Sasek classics, these are facsimile editions of his original books. The vibrant illustrations have been preserved, remaining true to his vision, and where applicable facts have been updated, appearing on a "This is...Today" page at the back of each book. The charming illustrations, coupled with Sasek's witty, playful narrative, make for perfect souvenirs that will delight both children and their parents, many of whom will remember them from their own childhood. This is Britain, first published in 1974, encompasses the nation's many facets, from the mystery of Stonehenge to the monuments of the British Isles. Among his stops are the White Cliffs of Dover; Brighton's Prince Regent's Royal Pavilion; the castles and Tintern Abbey in Wales; and Scotland's four Royal Palaces and long lochs. This is Israel, first published in 1962, visits the Promised Land, a sun-drenched panorama of many hues and many traditions. From the Sea of Galilee to the Red Sea (it's really blue); from modern Tel Aviv to Jerusalem new and old; from Mt. Zion to King Solomon's mines; Sasek presents the biblical glory of its past and the golden hope of its future.

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Like the other Sasek classics, these are facsimile editions of his original books. The vibrant illustrations have been preserved, remaining true to his vision,...... more

Like the other Sasek classics, these are facsimile editions of his original books. The vibrant illustrations have been preserved, remaining true to his vision, and where applicable facts have been updated, appearing on a "This is...Today" page at the back of each book. The charming illustrations, coupled with Sasek's witty, playful narrative, make for perfect souvenirs that will delight both children and their parents, many of whom will remember them from their own childhood. This is Britain, first published in 1974, encompasses the nation's many facets, from the mystery of Stonehenge to the monuments of the British Isles. Among his stops are the White Cliffs of Dover; Brighton's Prince Regent's Royal Pavilion; the castles and Tintern Abbey in Wales; and Scotland's four Royal Palaces and long lochs. This is Israel, first published in 1962, visits the Promised Land, a sun-drenched panorama of many hues and many traditions. From the Sea of Galilee to the Red Sea (it's really blue); from modern Tel Aviv to Jerusalem new and old; from Mt. Zion to King Solomon's mines; Sasek presents the biblical glory of its past and the golden hope of its future.

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Who are the Jews? Where did they come from? What is the connection between an ancient Jewish priest in Jerusalem and today's Israeli sunbather...... more

Who are the Jews? Where did they come from? What is the connection between an ancient Jewish priest in Jerusalem and today's Israeli sunbather on the beaches of Tel Aviv? This book answers these questions.

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It is April 1946. Evelyn Sert, 20 years old, a hairdresser from Soho, sails for Palestine, where Jewish refugees and idealists are gathering...... more

It is April 1946. Evelyn Sert, 20 years old, a hairdresser from Soho, sails for Palestine, where Jewish refugees and idealists are gathering from across Europe to start a new life in a brand new country. In the glittering, cosmopolitan, Bauhaus city of Tel Aviv, anything seems possible - the new self, new Jew, new woman are all feasible. Evelyn, adept at disguises, reinvents herself as the bleached blonde Priscilla Jones. Immersed in a world of passionate idealism, she finds love, and with Johnny, her lover, finds herself at the heart of a very dangerous game.

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Who are the Jews? Where did they come from? What is the connection between an ancient Jewish priest in Jerusalem and today's Israeli sunbather...... more

Who are the Jews? Where did they come from? What is the connection between an ancient Jewish priest in Jerusalem and today's Israeli sunbather on the beaches of Tel Aviv? This book answers these questions.

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It is April 1946. Evelyn Sert, 20 years old, a hairdresser from Soho, sails for Palestine, where Jewish refugees and idealists are gathering...... more

It is April 1946. Evelyn Sert, 20 years old, a hairdresser from Soho, sails for Palestine, where Jewish refugees and idealists are gathering from across Europe to start a new life in a brand new country. In the glittering, cosmopolitan, Bauhaus city of Tel Aviv, anything seems possible - the new self, new Jew, new woman are all feasible. Evelyn, adept at disguises, reinvents herself as the bleached blonde Priscilla Jones. Immersed in a world of passionate idealism, she finds love, and with Johnny, her lover, finds herself at the heart of a very dangerous game.

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Book Only SAXCLTFLTTPT(S) 208 printed pages. Wind: Popular Repertoire. Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute, Trumpet, with chord symbols. CONTENTS: Various: A Night In...... more

Book Only SAXCLTFLTTPT(S) 208 printed pages. Wind: Popular Repertoire. Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute, Trumpet, with chord symbols. CONTENTS: Various: A Night In Tunisia, African Waltz, Angel Eyes, Bark For Barksdale, Basin Street Blues, Bernie's Tune, Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home, Black Coffee, Blue Haze, Canal Street Blues, Caravan, Chelsea Bridge, Cute, Desafinado, Django, Don't Dream Of Anybody But Me, Doxy, Drop Me Off In Harlem, Early Autumn, Everything But You, Fly Me To The Moon, Flying Home, Four, Girl From Ipanema, Good Bait, Hip Twist, Honeysuckle Rose, How Insensitive (Insensatez), I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free, I'm Beginning To See The Light, In A Sentimental Mood, Intermission Riff, Is You Is, Or Is You Ain't (Ma'Baby), It's A Raggy Waltz, Jersey Bounce, Lean Baby, Lemon Drop, Line For Lyons, Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be), Lullaby Of Birdland, Lush Life, Manhattan Spiritual, Manteca, Meditation, Midnight Sun, Miles Ahead, Mississippi Mud, Moanin', Mood Indigo, Moonglow, Night Train, Nine-Twenty Special, No Line, Oop Bop Sh-Bam, Ornithology, Paul's Pal, Pent Up House, Perdido, Petite Fleur (Little Flower), Pompton Turnpike, Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars, Recado Bossa Nova (The Gift), Red Top, Ruby My Dear, Salt Peanuts, Satin Doll, Seven Come Eleven, Seven Eleven, Short Stop, Skin Deep, So Nice, Solitude, Someday (You'll Be Sorry), Song Of The Jet (Samba Do Aviao), Soul Eyes, Soul Junction, Stomp, Look And Listen, Strutting With Some Barbeque, Sweetheart Of Sigmund Freud, Take Five, Take The A Train, Tel Aviv, The Hawk Talks, The Lonesome Road, The Preacher, Time's A-Wastin', Tune Up, Tuxedo Junction, Undecided, Very Early, Walkin' Shoes, Waltz For Debby, Way Down Yonder In New Orleans, Weep No More, Wheatland (From The 'Canadiana Suite'), Why Phillis, Will You Still Be Mine?, Yardbird Suite, Yes Indeed, Yesterdays.

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London Bridges is something of a departure for James Patterson's Alex Cross novels in that it contains a serious speculation about what would--some...... more

London Bridges is something of a departure for James Patterson's Alex Cross novels in that it contains a serious speculation about what would--some might say, what will--happen if international crime copies the methods of terrorists or forms an alliance with them. The Russian mafia boss known as the Wolf delivers an ultimatum--large cash payments will be made and various prisoners released, or he will set off nuclear explosions in London, New York, Paris and Tel Aviv. To prove his seriousness, he has already destroyed several small townships and a couple of bridges; this book inhabits a world where people will murder thousands just to prove that they are serious. Cross's usual ability to get inside the mind of a killer is far more of a problem when the killer is a man who has successfully erased his past, who communicates through cut-outs and expendable hirelings. Patterson's terse chapters and breakneck pacing are effective here--with its extended displays of insider knowledge and casual attitude to torture, this is not a likeable book, but it is a suspenseful one.--Roz Kaveney

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London Bridges is something of a departure for James Patterson's Alex Cross novels in that it contains a serious speculation about what would--some...... more

London Bridges is something of a departure for James Patterson's Alex Cross novels in that it contains a serious speculation about what would--some might say, what will--happen if international crime copies the methods of terrorists or forms an alliance with them. The Russian mafia boss known as the Wolf delivers an ultimatum--large cash payments will be made and various prisoners released, or he will set off nuclear explosions in London, New York, Paris and Tel Aviv. To prove his seriousness, he has already destroyed several small townships and a couple of bridges; this book inhabits a world where people will murder thousands just to prove that they are serious. Cross's usual ability to get inside the mind of a killer is far more of a problem when the killer is a man who has successfully erased his past, who communicates through cut-outs and expendable hirelings. Patterson's terse chapters and breakneck pacing are effective here--with its extended displays of insider knowledge and casual attitude to torture, this is not a likeable book, but it is a suspenseful one.--Roz Kaveney

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Three young, Nati (Gidi Gov), Mushon (Meir Suissa) and Aussie (Anat Atzmon) move in together in an apartment on Dizengoff Street, the center of night life in...... more

Three young, Nati (Gidi Gov), Mushon (Meir Suissa) and Aussie (Anat Atzmon) move in together in an apartment on Dizengoff Street, the center of night life in Tel Aviv and society of the 70s. Partners working mornings as boring office clerks, and in the evenings they go out partying throughout the night. The young are different experiences including sexual experiences, alcohol, discos and lots of music. Meanwhile, Nati earn advertising plan, and drag the Aussie adventure Mushon and economically dangerous beer commercial video production, storm expected and known in advance. But in the end it all works out, second commercials and no successful artistic statement, and Natty runs away to America to find himself. In the background, a romantic triangle between Nati, Aussie and former girlfriend Nati (Gali Atari), ending sexual scene, daring for its time, of sex between the Gov, Atari and Atzmon. Number of the house where the movie takes place is 99 and hence the name. This building is now a center for Bauhaus

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Australia released, Blu-Ray/Region B DVD: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital 5.1 ), English ( Dolby TrueHD ), English ( Subtitles ), WIDESCREEN (1.78:1),...... more

Australia released, Blu-Ray/Region B DVD: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital 5.1 ), English ( Dolby TrueHD ), English ( Subtitles ), WIDESCREEN (1.78:1), SPECIAL FEATURES: Interactive Menu, Making Of, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: Spanning over two decades, For the Love of Money follows the true account of an Israeli immigrant who searches for his piece of the American dream. The story begins in Tel Aviv in 1973, where a young Izek is raised in a seedy, gangster filled illegal casino that operates behind his family's bar. The casino is a haven for unsavory characters who seek to corrupt him to their way of life. When the violence and crime finds its way to him and his family, Izek and his family relocate to Los Angeles. Hoping to start anew, he pursues his ambitions to become a young entrepreneur by developing small businesses, purchasing real estate, and running an auto repair shop. ...For the Love of Money (2012) (Blu-Ray)

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In April 1946, Evelyn Sert, a 20-year-old East End London hairdresser, sets out for Palestine. "This is my story", she writes, "Scratch a Jew and you've...... more

In April 1946, Evelyn Sert, a 20-year-old East End London hairdresser, sets out for Palestine. "This is my story", she writes, "Scratch a Jew and you've got a story." Evelyn's story in Linda Grant's When I Lived in Modern Times is no less complicated than that of any other displaced European Jew in the post-war years--separated from her family and searching for some kind of reliable identity for herself in an inhospitable new land. In shining modern Bauhaus-influenced Tel Aviv she finds that she is more English than Israeli and she becomes Priscilla Jones, a peroxided English girl with an absent policeman husband. She is at her most "real", it seems, when pretending, revelling in her ability to be entirely accepted among the English women whose hair she cuts and curls. Beyond their petty and casually anti-semitic circle, by contrast, she struggles with Hebrew, the heat, the unfamiliar food and alien, exotic way of life. But in Palestine the English are the enemy and Evelyn is drawn into a world of shifting identities, lies and secrets by her passionate Zionist boyfriend Johnny. Even then, she is never quite sure which side she is on, or where she belongs.Linda Grant writes with quiet assurance and a strong sense of purpose. Her Tel Aviv is a city of contradictions and of hope. Her heroine is a fully believable figure, a chameleon character of a kind readily recognisable to those of us who grew up as part of the seismic displacement of peoples that accompanied World War Two, as also, probably, to anyone who has been caught up in the more recent exoduses from Bosnia, Kosova and Albania. --Lisa Jardine

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She knitted Israeli drama series dealing with the lives of Jerusalemites singles national religious sector. The series offers a look at the lives of young...... more

She knitted Israeli drama series dealing with the lives of Jerusalemites singles national religious sector. The series offers a look at the lives of young people educated who do not find their place in the frames existing religious, mainly based on family, which is causing them, similar groups of singles from different populations, live in rented apartments in geographically specific - in this case, the heart of the Katamon neighborhood in Jerusalem, called for that "Jerusalem's egg". The series presents various social phenomena of religious society, as a late single, marital relationship problems, relationship between secular male religious woman, homosexuality in the religious community, [1] Exit question of halakhic infertility, marriage between - sectarian and more. The filmmakers are Dibon and Lazy Eve Shapiro, film school graduates "up". The series was produced by Jonathan Long and Dikla Barkai, and was written by a group of young artists, the city, which are themselves part M"hvich ". The theme song of the series, "where can I turn ', written, composed and performed by Erez Lev Ari. The series was filmed in Jerusalem itself, and parts of it were taken in Ramat Gan, near Perth scenic settlement of Ma'aleh Adumim and Tel Aviv. The series first aired on June 23, 2008 Israeli channel yes stars in yes, and in 2009 the first season also aired on Channel 2, by the franchise network. Television Academy Awards ceremony, held in 2009, won the series original drama series award best. [2] The second season of the series was filmed HDTV technology, and broadcast starting on 10 January 2010, the channel "yes.stars Drama HD". Later in 2010 the second season also aired on Channel 10.

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Some people say Israel is a land as venerable as the bible and as vibrant as today's newspaper headlines. has known uncommon turmoil for over 2,000...... more

Some people say Israel is a land as venerable as the bible and as vibrant as today's newspaper headlines. has known uncommon turmoil for over 2,000 years You know the names of the cities - TEL AVIV -- Israel's largest city and Jaffa.· HERZLIYYA -- NETANYA -- CAESAREA -- KIBBUTZIM -- ARMAGEDDON -- this biblical site is where many people believe the final battle of civilization will be fought as the forces of "good" conquer the forces of "evil". · AKKO -- HAIFA -- See the country's second largest seaport, Meet the person who created the sculptures.· DRUZE VILLAGE -- Admire the work of master weavers, meet the non-Muslim Arab inhabitants of Daliat-el-Carmel, and marvel at the beauty of a nearby nature reserve.· NAZARETH -- Visit the town where Jesus grew up and see Mary's Well, Basilica of the Annunciation, and Church of Jesus the Adolescent.· SEA OF GALILEE -- Sail on Israel's largest body of fresh water to visit some of Christianity's most important holy sites near Tiberias. · HULA VALLEY -- Learn about the conversion of a swamp into Israel's 10,000-acre "bread basket" and the reintroduction of once indigenous wildlife.· METULLA -- Proceed with caution in this exceptionally pretty but heavily patrolled northernmost town precariously perched on the border of Lebanon. · ELAT -- Play on the beach and scuba dive in the crystal clear water of this increasingly popular and luxurious Red Sea resort.· NEGEV DESERT -- Enjoy the dramatic beauty of this unforgiving environment that represents almost 50 percent of Israel's land mass. Learn how today's residents are reinventing and refining ancient water systems to turn the desert "green" at places like Sde Boker. Meet the nomadic Bedouins and their camels.· BEER SHEBA -- DEAD SEA -- Experience the curative powers of "black mud" and floating in the salty waters. MASADA · JERUSALEM --Attend mass at the Church of the Nativity and see the "crib" where Mary gave birth.

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Italy released, PAL/Region 2 DVD: LANGUAGES: Hebrew ( Dolby Digital 2.0 ), English ( Subtitles ), Italian ( Subtitles ), WIDESCREEN (1.85:1), SPECIAL FEATURES:...... more

Italy released, PAL/Region 2 DVD: LANGUAGES: Hebrew ( Dolby Digital 2.0 ), English ( Subtitles ), Italian ( Subtitles ), WIDESCREEN (1.85:1), SPECIAL FEATURES: Box Set, Interactive Menu, Making Of, Multi-DVD Set, Photo Gallery, Trailer(s), SYNOPSIS: Zihron Devarim ( Things ):; This Israeli drama is based on Yaakov Shabtai's novel Past Continuous and tells the story of three men living in Tel Aviv. Caesar loves his wife and son; he is devastated that they have separated. Now he leads a miserable life in a run-down apartment shared with the sluggardly Israel, a dead-beat musician. Together the two set off to attend the funeral of their friend Goldman's father. Unfortunately, they cannot find the right cemetery. Later the story shifts to their complex love lives.; Yom Yom ( Day After Day):; Amos Gitai directed this Israeli-French family comedy-drama, the second film in a trilogy about contemporary Israeli cities. A Jewish woman, Hanna (Hanna Maron), runs a bakery with her Arab husband Yussef (Yussef Abu Warda), while their son Moshe (Moshe Ivgi) has problems with his wife Didi (Dalit Kahan). With a proposed retail mall in the future, Yussef feels there are inherent political implications if he were to sell the bakery to the Israeli developer. Shown at the Montreal World Film Festival.; Kadosh ( Sacred ):; A dark drama of women living in a society where they are second-class citizens, Kadosh/Sacred begins with Meir, an Orthodox Jew living in the Mea Shearim district of Jerusalem, greeting the day with his morning prayers, which includes the phrase, 'Thank you, oh Lord, for not having made me a woman.' Meir begins to understand just how poorly regarded women can be in the Orthodox faith when his rabbi suggests he should leave his wife. Meir and Rivka (Yael Abecassis) ha...Amos Gitai 4-DVD Collection 1 ( Zihron Devarim / Yom Yom / Kadosh / Milim ) ( Things / Day After Day / Sacred / Words )

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Book Only SAXCLTFLTTPT(S) 208 printed pages. Wind: Popular Repertoire. Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute, Trumpet, with chord symbols. CONTENTS: Various: A Night In...... more

Book Only SAXCLTFLTTPT(S) 208 printed pages. Wind: Popular Repertoire. Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute, Trumpet, with chord symbols. CONTENTS: Various: A Night In Tunisia, African Waltz, Angel Eyes, Bark For Barksdale, Basin Street Blues, Bernie's Tune, Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home, Black Coffee, Blue Haze, Canal Street Blues, Caravan, Chelsea Bridge, Cute, Desafinado, Django, Don't Dream Of Anybody But Me, Doxy, Drop Me Off In Harlem, Early Autumn, Everything But You, Fly Me To The Moon, Flying Home, Four, Girl From Ipanema, Good Bait, Hip Twist, Honeysuckle Rose, How Insensitive (Insensatez), I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free, I'm Beginning To See The Light, In A Sentimental Mood, Intermission Riff, Is You Is, Or Is You Ain't (Ma'Baby), It's A Raggy Waltz, Jersey Bounce, Lean Baby, Lemon Drop, Line For Lyons, Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be), Lullaby Of Birdland, Lush Life, Manhattan Spiritual, Manteca, Meditation, Midnight Sun, Miles Ahead, Mississippi Mud, Moanin', Mood Indigo, Moonglow, Night Train, Nine-Twenty Special, No Line, Oop Bop Sh-Bam, Ornithology, Paul's Pal, Pent Up House, Perdido, Petite Fleur (Little Flower), Pompton Turnpike, Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars, Recado Bossa Nova (The Gift), Red Top, Ruby My Dear, Salt Peanuts, Satin Doll, Seven Come Eleven, Seven Eleven, Short Stop, Skin Deep, So Nice, Solitude, Someday (You'll Be Sorry), Song Of The Jet (Samba Do Aviao), Soul Eyes, Soul Junction, Stomp, Look And Listen, Strutting With Some Barbeque, Sweetheart Of Sigmund Freud, Take Five, Take The A Train, Tel Aviv, The Hawk Talks, The Lonesome Road, The Preacher, Time's A-Wastin', Tune Up, Tuxedo Junction, Undecided, Very Early, Walkin' Shoes, Waltz For Debby, Way Down Yonder In New Orleans, Weep No More, Wheatland (From The 'Canadiana Suite'), Why Phillis, Will You Still Be Mine?, Yardbird Suite, Yes Indeed, Yesterdays.

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