Israeli artist creates life-size glass motorcycle
Glass craftsman says his series is ‘about the childhood dreams of men, about the toys they never stop dreaming about and their fragile inner world.’
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Glass craftsman says his series is ‘about the childhood dreams of men, about the toys they never stop dreaming about and their fragile inner world.’
The Israeli photography platform uses gamification, voting and real-time ranking to help budding photographers realize their artful dreams.
The only independent makers of the all-time favorite outside of Vermont give the lowdown on churning out ice cream Israel-style.
Take this handy restaurant guide to ‘the shuk’ in downtown Jerusalem and bring along a hearty appetite. You’re in for an incredible food experience.
Conductor Tom Cohen’s background led him to combine Middle Eastern and Western musical traditions that join together at the Arabesque Acre Festival.
From beaches and cafés to bars and clubs, the Middle East’s LGBT capital has great, inclusive spots to enjoy.
On the Jewish holiday of Shavuot, meals usually finish with cheesecake. Here are other delectable delights for your holiday menu.
Watch our Tayim chef whip up a traditional holiday triple-D dessert: dairy, decadent and delicious.
If you thought Israel was a land flowing with just milk and honey, think again. It is fast becoming a food lovers’ dream.
We all know eating meat and dairy isn’t good for the planet, so to celebrate World Environment Day on June 5, ISRAEL21c made a special Tayim episode: roasted grasshoppers in zaatar oil.
Four years since I’ve been going back and forth between the two countries, there are still many things about Israeli culture that take me by surprise.
An intrinsic part of Middle Eastern culture, outdoor markets provide fresh seasonal produce as well as a place to interact with different communities.
Nudnik Films leaps on an electrical scooter to give us a musical ride through Tel Aviv, La La Land-style.
Now in its 58th year, the Israel Festival promises to engage audiences with dance, music, theater and performance arts across Jerusalem.
A cultural fascination with Israel and the Hebrew Bible has brought scores of South Korean students to study at Israel’s Bar Ilan University.