The head of a Kadima council resigned his post yesterday, following the Likud-Kadima coalition announcement in the Knesset. [Israel Hayom]

An Argentinian book festival honored Israel’s booth for its creativity. The festival is one of the largest in the Spanish-speaking world. [Times of Israel] And a cultural festival in Jerusalem this summer will feature several new installations, including an interactive screen made by an Israeli designer. [Haaretz]

Meanwhile, a Chabadnik school head sees your child’s education differently from his predecessors. [Jewish Week] And contaminated prayer books at the Kotel have been blamed on women’s tears. [Ynet]

Elsewhere, a beloved 89-year-old rabbi in Israel is getting married for the second time. [Jerusalem Post] One of Israel’s most innovative and renowned chefs died last week. [Tablet]