[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAQ8qy_878A[/youtube] If there are two things that are universal, it’s humor and basketball. So the Harlem Globetrotters have all angles covered. The venerable touring jugglers/ball
Haaretz recently published an article about an Israeli website they dubbed “Dr. Google.” The site is called Treato; its goal is to aggregate health and
From the second day of Passover until the Jewish holiday of Shavuot, observant Jews perform a ritual called “counting the Omer.” Between those two dates,
For its three season run, I was hooked on the Israeli TV drama Srugim. The program told the tale of four religious (and one formerly
As the transition from the somber mood of Remembrance Day makes way for the celebration of Independence Day, there’s a plethora of inspiring video clips
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-C3UYq-UxA[/youtube] It’s getting to be that time of year again – where the national holidays come fast and furious. Holocaust Remembrance Day just passed and
I spend a lot of my time thinking about the environment and the things we can do to tread lighter on this planet. Home cooking
An Israeli designer creates a rug that incorporates real pebbles. Walking on them is like a foot massage! It’s pretty common these days to see
I posted back in November about some neighborhood excitement over the planned recycling area in the Hursha, a neighborhood playground and garden. At the time,
File this one in the “who knew?” department. During the intermediary days of Passover, my wife and I had the opportunity to join a guided
The Dead Sea is anything but dead. But it is ailing. Human exploitation has taken its toll on the area over the last 40 years.
The Hunger Games may be breaking all the box office records in the US since its theater release last month, but its Facebook game is
For several years the local “In Jerusalem” supplement to Friday’s Jerusalem Post ran series a full-page ads for a “miracle worker” named Oren Zarif who
ISRAEL21c is recommended reading in Prof. Steve Malter’s Washington University course, “Business, Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Israel.” He’s taught the course for the past three years at the St. Louis, Missouri, university’s Olin Business School. And it includes a required trip to Israel to visit the places the undergrads learn about.
They’re not just new parents, nor are they merely a couple, one of whom is a physicist/amateur computer programmer and the other a Arabic literature
