Swiss artist Elianna Renner and Dr. Shani Agron (Weizmann Institute) will meet for a conversation where art and science intersect—exploring the political and emotional power of tears.

Dr. Agron’s research reveals a surprising finding: chemical compounds in female tears may reduce male aggression. This raises sharp questions about the medical blind spot surrounding male emotions and violence.
While the female body has long been subject to strict medical regulation—through interventions like the birth control pill—anger, sadism, and male dominance are still seen as “natural” and remain largely untreated...

When the sun set the howls begin, this is the singing of the Golden Jackals. They welcome the moon that symbolise the beginning of another day in their urban life.

The Synanthrope Preserve invites you to walk in the paths of the urban wild life that inhabits Ganei Yehoshua Park (Yarkon Park). Hopefully, we are going to encounter one of the marvelous creatures that had returned to the park after years of exile – the Golden Jackal.

“Golden Howls” is an audio and AR journey through the Ganei Yehoshua Park (Yarkon Park). Participants are welcome to listen on their cellphones to a walk in the footsteps of the jackals and their cubs, follow in the footsteps of the Egyptian jackal “Anubis” and observe the various meeting points of man and wildlife...