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The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is inviting you to the book launching of the Hebrew edition of the novel The Book of Whispers, by Varujan Vosganian: on October 11 in Tel Aviv (Tzomet Sfarim Bookstore network, HaSifria store) and on October 12 in Jerusalem (the

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is proud to announce the screening of the Romanian films Beyond the hills (Romania/France/Belgium 2012, directed by Cristian Mungiu) and Everybody in our family (Romania/Holland 2012, director: Radu Jude) at the Haifa Film Festival

The important Israeli publishing group, Hakibutz Hameuchad - Sifriat Poalim Publishing Group, has recently announced the publishing of the second edition of The Book of Whispers (the first edition being published earlier this year, in June). The book has been translated

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv has the pleasure to invite you, between August 6th to 18th 2011, to the 37th edition of the international Jerusalem Arts and Crafts Festival. For the 2012 edition of the fair, Romania has prepaired for the visitors a stand with

The important Israeli publishing group, Hakibutz Hameuchad - Sifriat Poalim Publishing Group, has recently published The Book of Whispers, characterized imposingly by the author as being “the book of those who have suffered history instead of living it”. The realistic

The project , by Lea Rasovszky, can be seen at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv until January 31st, 2012. The project was developed during the month of November at the Artists´ Residence Herzliya, within the first artist in residence program organized in Israel

You are cordially invited to a special Opera Recital in honor of The National Day of Romania Performed by: Mirela Grădinaru, soprano – Israeli Opera, Tel Aviv Sorin Lupu, tenor – Romanian National Opera, Bucharest Fülöp Márton, bariton – Romanian National Opera,

The Presence of Memory Romanian artist Caius Rotaru' sculpture exhibition at Matnas Rosh Pina Opening: November 8, 16:30 hrs. The project is dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust and proposes a visual reflection on this tragedy of the humanity and on the need

After the fall of communism, Romania experienced a resurrection of Jewish studies, a topic that used to be taboo previous to 1990. Various academic centers were opened for the study of Jewish history and culture (BA and MA), and many young people opted for this specialization,

From August 15th to 27th 2011, The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv has the pleasure to invite you to the Romanian stand within the 36th edition of the international Jerusalem Arts and Crafts Festival. The Romanian craftspeople Marian Lungu, Anamaria Ardeleanu, Anca

The Romanian Cultural Institute organizes Romanian language, culture and civilization courses in the 12th century citadel of Braşov. The program is organized in collaboration with the Faculty of Letters of Transilvania University - Braşov, Mureşenilor Memorial House and

TLVFest, International LGBT Film Festival, hosted by the Tel Aviv Cinematheque and LGBT Center between the 11th and the 18th of June 2011, will gather 50 feature films and 53 short films, as well as 9 special sessions of short films, from 22 countries. Romania will be present