Where: 66 HaYarkon Street, Tel Aviv, Israel Crowd: Older, sophisticated cocktail lovers Vibe: Blend of speakeasy secrecy and mainstream excitement Standout drink: Bullet to the Head 9:18pm: I am freshening up at home before leaving the house. I have 12 minutes to get to Imperial Craft Cocktail Bar. Located in Tel Aviv, it was recently voted one of the best bars in the world (again). Fancy my surprise when I discover I live an 8-minute walk away. As a recent immigrant to Is

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‘Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.’ The audacity of such a leader! How dare he/she/xi demand I must contribute to a society in a way that benefits everyone. What if I need help? What about my problems? Who will care for me? I hope, reader, you know me well enough by now to know that these musings above are hyperbole and what I can only imagine is the genuine interpretation of JFK’s famous line by modern day young people. It begs t

This year, I was fortunate enough to become a member of the Tate in London. It offers me free entry into exhibitions in both Tate Modern and Tate Britain for the next year. I have always enjoyed museum and gallery visits: it was one of the most educational parts of my childhood and an interest I took with me when I lived in New York for three years. I visited on a Friday night, as London celebrates the start of its well-deserved weekend. I walked from Moorgate and along the R