One of Israel's greatest innovators of the Hebrew language, poets and broadcasters, Netiva ben-Yehuda (no relation of Eliezer ben-Yehuda), has died aged 83.
http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/radio-host-netiva-ben-yehuda-passes...
Her gravelly voice, honed by years of chain smoking, will be missed at Quiche Cafe on Jerusalem's Hapalmach Street.
Farewell, Netiva
Read Next
The compelling case for an Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear programme
Sometimes Israel must prioritise its security above all else
Cancelling all Jews has become the latest obsession of Israel’s enemies in the US
Jews in the creative industries have been the target of intense protests
Why is the Guardian shocked that terrorists are portrayed as monsters?
The paper’s review of October 7 documentary One Day in October is amoral in criticising the film for sympathising with the massacre victims
We need to replace toxic hatred with hope for humanity
The war in the Middle East is fuelling division and polarisation on the streets of Britain
As the October 7 wars rage, don’t be afraid to ask for psychological support
The date will mark a new collective trauma
Have the JC delivered to your door 
Want more from the JC?
To continue reading, we just need a few details...
Want more from
the JC?
To continue reading, we just
need a few details...
Get the best news and views from across the Jewish world
Get subscriber-only offers from our partners
Subscribe to get access to our e-paper and archive
©2024 The Jewish Chronicle