Israeli ‘Prince’ fuses Arabic, Hebrew, jazz and soul music
With Ravid Kahalani at its helm, genre-defying band Yemen Blues is known for experimental sound and live performances bordering on the spiritual.
Eight Jewish nonprofits to give to this Hanukkah
JNS celebrates Hanukkah by urging readers to celebrate the light by giving to charity. ISRAEL21c is one of the nonprofits picked out.
Why Israel is a perfect vacation destination
In Tel Aviv, saunter along on the seafront up to Jaffa to explore the old flea market, thriving stores and cafes, and then turn inland towards Rothschild Boulevard and walk back down to the recently renovated port.
Top internships in Israel for smart college students in 2020
A list of internships, questions, answers, and success stories – the complete guide to Israeli internships.
Will Israel have a skeleton racer at 2022 Winter Olympics?
Skeleton athlete Georgina Cohen is aiming to represent Israel at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.
How Danna Stern helped make Israel a global TV powerhouse
The head of Israel’s Yes Studios talks about turning ‘hyper-local’ shows like ‘Fauda’ and ‘On the Spectrum’ into international hits.
New technology turns everyday trash into plastic treasure
UBQ says it has a radical technology that transforms garbage into the raw materials for plastics manufacturers and earns them a profit in the end.
Here’s why Israel is set to become a 2020s tech powerhouse
A look at student specialization provides a clue to a red hot technology sector.
Israeli ultra-Orthodox runner mom sets sights on Olympics
Beatie Deutsch is one of a handful of professional Orthodox Jewish athletes — and yet, she is among the top three female distance runners in Israel.
The Telegraph discovers what we’ve known for years – Tel Aviv is the place to visit
Amazon launches new series on high-tech, with first season focus on Israel
Some 50 innovative Israeli tech companies are featured in the first season of a new series released on Amazon Prime Video on October 18 called “TechTalk.” Season two features startups in New York, and season three hits Los Angeles.
Over 50 cutting-edge Israeli tech companies are featured in the first season of a new series released on Amazon Prime Video on October 18 called “TechTalk.”
The sisters of A-WA bring something new to Yemenite music
This melodic trio of Jewish women emphasize mixing their culture’s traditions with forward-thinking modifications to sound, visuals and ethos.
When it comes to wine, the future is dry
Scientists in Israel are testing techniques for growing vines in a hot, parched future.
The cutting-edge cuisine of Tel Aviv
‘Not to be missed is a sabich, a big, tasty pita sandwich stuffed with fried eggplant and hardboiled eggs. It was the yummiest thing I’ve eaten in decades.’
Instead of busy Tel Aviv, why not visit quieter Eilat?
In recent years, Tel Aviv has become an extremely popular tourist destination, but reporter Michelle Chabin argues that quieter Eilat on the Red Sea might make a nicer getaway.