
Meet 16 women breaking barriers in Israel
For International Women’s Day, ISRAEL21c celebrates 16 strong, diverse women challenging stereotypes wherever they go.
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For International Women’s Day, ISRAEL21c celebrates 16 strong, diverse women challenging stereotypes wherever they go.

Consumed by Jews for Sabbath lunch since antiquity, the rich cholent stew is enjoying a renaissance in Israel — and not only among the religious.

Israeli trend forecaster Nataly Izchukov gives the lowdown on what’s going to fill our minds, mouths and closets in the 2020s.

We visited the Social Club, one of Tel Aviv’s most famous cocktail bars, to find out how to make some of the unique Israeli cocktails that are lighting up the night time scene.

Mother-daughter Tooshaaya brand uses all-natural textiles and hand looming to counter the environmental hazards of the fashion industry. An ISRAEL21c ambassador finds out more.

Annual Jewish film festival picks four of our 21see productions depicting the humanitarian work of Israelis around the world.

A heart-shaped installation comprised of 125 mirrors reflects its surroundings in a celebration of love and diversity.

Laurent Simons contemplates advancing his studies and passion for sciences at one of Israel’s top research institutes.

Renowned dance companies such as Batsheva and Vertigo represent the Israeli arts on a global scale and put on killer performances year after year.

First Israeli of Ethiopian descent wins the contest to represent Israel at the next Eurovision Song Contest. And she’s only 19.

Get ready for Valentine’s Day and check out the most romantic and fun gifts coming out of Israel.

Funnyman Yuval Haklai challenges the experts and people in the street to define the Israeli trait of moxie or nerve that pushes boundaries.

Israeli art photographer Eyal Granit hangs his still-life pictures of produce in London’s Covent Garden Market and Jerusalem’s Machane Yehuda Market.

‘On our menu you’ll see things you can’t find anywhere else: vegan bacon, roast beef, goulash … You never know what I’ll come up with next.’

Alma Har’el is the first Israeli and the first woman to win a DGA for first-time feature film directing excellence, for her drama about Shia LaBeouf.