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‘My vision is to create objects that are alive and stay part of nature and the never-ending cycle of life,’ says Adital Ela, a TED Fellow based in Tel Aviv.
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‘My vision is to create objects that are alive and stay part of nature and the never-ending cycle of life,’ says Adital Ela, a TED Fellow based in Tel Aviv.

Whether you prefer museums and galleries, crafts shows or painting the sights yourself, Israel offers a range of old and new art-related experiences.

A new study suggests that being responsive to a potential partner is perceived as a feminine trait.

HopOn smart mobile payment and ticketing platform for public transport takes the simplification of ticketing to a new level.

Wedivite website and app — available in English, Spanish and Korean — is the first free socially integrated digital platform exclusively for weddings.

Pairing up Jewish and Arab children for ballroom dancing turns suspicions into friendships, and leads to an award-winning documentary.

They’re not just working parents; they’re entrepreneurs whose startups are centered around their parenthood. Listen in to find out more.

If you think animation studios are exclusive to Hollywood and Japan, think again. Israelis are in high demand for global collaborations.

New Israeli subscription service Cups allows New Yorkers the privilege of drinking unlimited cups of coffee at selected cafés.

Whodoyou, the new social recommendations engine from Israel helps people find local service providers endorsed by friends and neighbors.

Israelis have developed an innovative range of out-of-the-box products for the world’s dog owners, from DogTV to a revolutionary, mess-free pooper-scooper.

Israeli supermodels Bar Refaeli and Esti Ginzburg are practically household names around the world. We’ve got a few more Israeli beauties to introduce.

It’s just you, your board and your kite.

After making a mark in biotech and business, Israeli women are taking on the traditionally male-oriented world of high-tech.

The sprawling Tel Aviv University campus was one of many locations explored during Open House Tel Aviv, May 22-24.