The Israeli Paradox of Manners
From: Tami Lancut leibovitz - Master of Manners | 21.04.2026Are Israelis truly less polite, or do we simply express manners differently? This article explores what I call the Israeli Paradox of Manners: a society often perceived as direct, outspoken and impatient, yet one that repeatedly reveals deep human warmth, solidarity and community responsibility. A reflection on modern manners, social intelligence (Fine Skills), and how civility can become a bridge of respect in a diverse and complex society.
Shelter Networking
From: Tami Lancut leibovitz | 21.04.2026Art of Conversation and Networking in the Shelter – Tami Lancut Leibovitz. How do you turn a forced meeting in a safe room into a business, social opportunity, or even a chance for love? Discover "The Art of Small Talk" in wartime, and understand how "Fine Skills" serve as a bridge between different people under stress. On the power of listening, the importance of silence, and creating new connections in the heart of uncertainty.
Road Etiquette in Israel
From: Tami Lancut leibovitz | 27.01.2026This article explores the direct connection between behavior, driving culture, and etiquette, offering a contemporary, professional, and practical perspective on how small behavioral changes can create a major impact — on the road and on life itself.
Your golden rules for a golden hotel vacation
From: | 15.08.2017A hotel is much more than a location, it’s an experience and destination that arouses feelings, emotions, and memories. From business trips to weddings, we stay at hotels for a wide array of reasons. Now more than ever, we also expect more, we aim for a high standard of service, cleanliness, nutrition, and hospitality and sometimes, also expect luxury and elegance – depends on the kind of the hotel we choose.













