According to MUM, this is happening throughout the country at all movie theaters. So far the only reference I found to it was on the Rav Hen and Yes Planet web sites, so if you generally go to another movie theater, call them up and check. No other sales or discounts are valid this day. You can order tickets online for an extra 4 shekels.
Tonight, March 29, 2015, specialists from Misrad HaBriut will be online from 6-8pm (18:00-20:00) to answer all of your food safety questions in preparation for International Food Safety Day 7 April 2015 . Post your question as a reply to the Misrad HaBriut Facebook page and it will get answered there. For more information, go to Misrad HaBriut’s web site. I know some of my readers don’t use Facebook, so what I would recommend is to send your question to the moked stating that you want it answered by the specialists and it will be included that way.
Since we are already talking food safety, check out this great video by the WHO- Five Keys to Safer Food (English with Hebrew subtitles). Appropriate for kids as well with minion-like microbes.
Bank HaPoalim has once again sponsored the free entrance to a multitude of attractions throughout Israel.
There is a very cute Hebrew site which has all of the information including opening hours and how to get there by public transportation.
Here is a list in English of the free sites:
Looking to take a break from cleaning next week? Consider stopping by the Ministry of Agriculture’s campus in Beit Dagan (between Rishon L’Tzion and Rechovot). There will be all the latest agricultural technologies, flowers, a movie, tastings and more! Admission is free.
Election Day means democracy, the freedom to vote who you think should be the leader of your country, the freedom from having to work, and free events throughout the country. Here is a taste of what’s going on:
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This isn’t food related but it is important enough that I want to pass the message on.
This month is dedicated to increasing awareness of prostate cancer. To that end, Beilinson Hospital in Petach Tikva will be offering free screenings for prostate cancer tomorrow, 26 November 2014, from 9:00-13:00 (9am-1pm). The screening is only for men aged 50-70 years old. There is no need to make an appointment or bring a “tofes hitchayavut” (טופס התייחבות), and there is no charge.
The screening will take place in the outpatient clinics of the hospital (“מרפאות חוץ”).
11/11- the four ones that look like individual people- is also known as Singles’ Day in China. On this anti-Valentine’s Day, retailers thought that since you aren’t out celebrating with your beau, you might as well do some shopping to lift your mood. The concept has expanded greatly to become China’s largest online shopping day of the year, bringing in $5.75 billion in online sales in that 24 hour period last year. Buoyed by their success, other countries have latched on to the concept. This year Israel will be participating as well but for two days- 11/11 and 12/11. Although there aren’t many details yet, you can go to Shopping IL’s web site to see a list of stores that are participating. Of course, the Chinese web site Aliexpress will be participating (and has free delivery to Israel).
JDate and Chinabuy will be joining forces to have a singles party the evening of 11/11 to celebrate all those great deals everybody got that day. More details on their Facebook page. Chinabuy also offers free shipping to Israel.
Although I am sparse on details right now, I will be looking for information next week so be alert for great sales next Tuesday.
The Chef Tochal Kosher Food Festival is back with a list of restaurants offering a full meal for only 89 shekels! For a list of participating restaurants click here. To download the free Hebrew/English Chef Tochal app which gives you instant coupons for restaurants, click here for iTunes and here for Google Play.
One of Israel’s biggest fairs for moms and moms-to-be is happening this week. Some of the activities include: workshops for baby yoga, movement and dancing, drawing, a toddler gymboree, carousel, and shows for the children, as well as a huge Super-pharm with special prices on baby-related items.
November 4-6, 2014 from 10:00-22:00
Bitan 1 Maxidome, Ganei Taarucha
Prices:
Regular door price: 35 shekels per person (children under 12 are free)
Lifestyle card holders: 35 shekels per couple (purchase tickets on Lifestyle web site, in Super-pharm, or at the show)
With a purchase of 59 shekels or more at Super-pharm: 25 shekels per person (specific items only)
With each ticket you get a voucher for a bag of baby goodies values at 79 shekels!
For more information, call 03-6555661 or go to the Babyland web site.
Once again, this Thursday movies will be 10 shekels each and 14 shekels for 3D movies.
Participating movie theaters include: Cinema City, Yes Planet, Rav Hen, Lev and Globus Max. All movies showing that day are included in the deal. If you want to get a jump on other moviegoers and purchase tickets online, realize that there is a 3.90-4.50 shekel service charge per ticket. You might remember that Misrad l’Haganat HaTzarchan published a document last April stating that there shouldn’t be hidden service fees for movie tickets purchased online, so make sure you know up front what the actual service charge will be on the site you use.
Source: The Marker and Globes
couponing in the holy land 