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Meet Vania Heymann, the 27-year-old Israeli behind the new viral video featuring a host of celebrities lip-synching to Like a Rolling Stone.
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Meet Vania Heymann, the 27-year-old Israeli behind the new viral video featuring a host of celebrities lip-synching to Like a Rolling Stone.

The Tiberias Marathon is January 10. Events in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Eilat, Ein Gedi, the Jezreel Valley and the Arava follow.

Take a nighttime tour of the sky, book a planetarium show or observatory visit. Kid-friendly, English-speaking options are available from north to south.

Israeli company, based on military technology, makes SmartCourt to record and analyze moves in order to improve performance.

The Israeli electro-pop sensation The Young Professionals is being buzzed as one of the most exciting new acts to hit the music scene.

A new medical device for the blind, mouthwatering goodies, and a new ‘Postcard From Israel’ travel series won over YouTube viewers in 2013.

ISRAEL21c takes a look back at a busy year of stories to bring you our 10 most popular stories.

‘The largest companies in the world are worried about this disruptive technology and they are begging to partner with us to make the products they want.’

The founder of Domaine du Castel family winery was one of two Israelis to be honored with the French National Order of Agricultural Merit this year.

Milk & Honey Distillery founder: ‘We’ve seen how Israeli wine has done great things for Israel’s reputation and we’d love our whiskey to achieve the same.’

Santa visits Israel every year, leading a joyous holiday in Jesus’ hometown.

‘My name is Tamir Grinberg, I’m 18, I’m from Tel Aviv, and I do music.’ That may be the understatement of the year.

New Israeli tech toy takes kids away from screens and into books recorded by parents, grandparents or even themselves.

Jerusalem’s International Oud Festival marks its 14th year with songs and melodies from a cross-section of traditions.

Renen Schorr explains how Jerusalem’s Sam Spiegel Film and Television School saved Israel’s film industry and propelled it to international acclaim.