Scuba diver stumbles on 900-year-old Crusader sword off Israel coast
A scuba diver has discovered an ancient iron Crusader sword on the sea bed off the Carmel coast in Israel.
Israelis spirit vulnerable Afghans from Taliban-led country
Secretive collaborative effort leads to safe evacuation of judges, singers, activists, journalists, scientists and cyclists from the beleaguered country.
Israelis take to the streets on Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur is the holiest day in the Israeli calendar. For many that means a day of fasting and prayer. For others it’s a unique chance to enjoy the empty roads.
The Israel conversation trending online and on college campuses
Help us make a difference to the vitriolic dialogue about Israel online by donating to our student ambassador program, and helping build bridges on campus.
Iranian judoka in Tokyo dedicates silver medal to Israel
Saeid Mollaei has dedicated his Silver Olympic medal to Israel, for its support since he defected from Iran two years ago.
Are you a college student and an influencer? We need you!
Calling all college students! ISRAEL21c still has some open spots on the Influencer Track of our upcoming Digital Ambassador Program.
Dog DNA tests in Tel Aviv
The Guardian takes a lighthearted look at Tel Aviv’s decision to collect the DNA of all dogs living in the city, and track down and fine owners who let them poo on the streets.
Israel becomes first country in world to ok third Covid shot
Israel’s health providers begin administering third dose of vaccine for adults with immune insufficiency.
How can we turn chaos into resiliency and creativity?
Join us for a special ISRAEL21c webinar next Wednesday 30th June with entrepreneur and author, Inbal Arieli, to discuss how we can make uncertainty and chaos work for us.
10 amazing reasons to visit Israel’s desert
From Ramon Crater, to the sands at Nitzanim or the Land of Monasteries, the Israeli desert is a truly magnificent and unique place to visit.
Arab nurse reunites with Jew he saved from Acre lynching
“I do not care about religion or skin color, we are all human beings,” says Fadi Kasem, a nurse at the Galilee Medical Center.
Arab woman receives kidney from a Jew killed in Lod
Yigal Yehoshua died after a brick was thrown at his head. One of his kidneys went to a Christian Arab woman and other organs to three other Israelis.
Muslim doctor injured as he saves Jew caught in lynching
A Muslim doctor was beaten by an angry mob as he went to aid a Jew who had been stabbed in an Arab riot in Tamra in the Galilee.
Jewish and Arab health professionals unite in solidarity
Medical staff at hospitals in Israel call for peaceful coexistence and cooperation between Jews and Arabs against the backdrop of growing conflict.
Israeli and Egyptian soldiers dance it off on the border
By night they thwart drug smuggling, by day soldiers of the IDF and Egypt find a more amusing way to pass the time – dancing to a song by A-WA.