16 expert predictions for 2021 – the year of the homebody
Continued working and schooling at home will influence every single area of our lives in 2021.
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Continued working and schooling at home will influence every single area of our lives in 2021.
After a difficult year, these straight-from-the-heart messages from Israelis will put a smile on your face and hope in your heart.
Haifa Museum of Art explores our fragile existence and the strangeness the global pandemic has brought to even the most private of spaces.
Yes, we all hated 2020. It was a terrible year. But even in terrible times, wonderful things happen. Here are 20 of them. They will brighten your day.
Lior Raz, hero and cowriter of ‘Fauda,’ tells Khaleej Times of Dubai how he tried to humanize the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for both sides.
14 Israelis from different walks and stages of life share what they’ve discovered about renewal, resilience and creativity in this challenging year.
‘If you’re daring enough and want to make a fashion statement, a hat is the most standout item to do that with,’ says the Israeli designer.
ISRAEL21c student intern Tess Levy takes to the streets of Tel Aviv to find out which tunes her Israeli peers are addicted to right now.
Don’t let a global pandemic stop you from eating copious amounts of fried foods or treating yourselves and your loved ones.
Pastry chefs, Lee’at and Georgia From Tel Aviv’s Baker Street show you how to make a sweet, buttery delight for Hanukkah.
Israeli-inspired do-it-yourself delicacies will give your recipients a seriously delicious holiday season.
Public art in the White City ranges from the whimsical Ben-Gurion beach headstand to the Cyber Horse’s statement about the dark side of technology.
Snuggle up for a perfect night in this pandemic season with the very best TV Israel has to offer, both now and in the excitably near future.
Jaffa Fest to take place from December 3 to December 8 and include content created for digital broadcasting in Hebrew, English and Russian.
For this year’s Hanukkah or Christmas, gift a bit of Israel to your friends and family, wherever they may be.