Six great food apps from Israel
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Israel is one of the world’s best and safest places to try canyoning, a sport that combines rappelling, rope-work, climbing and swimming.
The modern olive-oil industry in Israel is fairly young, but producers are seeing brilliant results and rising recognition.
The underwater paradise along Eilat’s beaches brims with beautiful coral reefs, colorful fish and fascinating sunken ships.
ISRAEL21c’s intrepid correspondent heads to the Tel Aviv shore to find out what the heck Israelis love (or hate) about this paddle sand sport.
Designed by a skydiving instructor, the Otentik portable shelter is made to provide shade without danger of getting knocked over by wind.
Lovingly stitched patchwork quilts comprise a folksy, original tribute to the first 100 years of the Israeli collective village enterprise.
It sparked a revolution in Israel’s winemaking industry. Now the Golan Heights Winery is celebrating three decades of award-winning wine.
This summer at the Land of Israel Museum: Tales in the Sand, 15 lifelike sculptures of characters from the biblical Samson to Alice in Wonderland.
Residents of this quiet blue-collar beach town near Haifa swear they’ve seen Ariel or one of her cousins.
Some 8,100 athletes from 78 countries are in Israel now with their coaches, vying for medals in 42 individual and team sports.
When you join ISRAEL21c’s Journey to Israel autumn tour it includes admission to exclusive meetings with a who’s who behind the cameras.
Both 18 and religious Jews, Nili Block and Sarah Abraham won gold medals in international competition in Thailand.
Forget vanilla. When Israelis eat ice cream they want to taste some local flavors. Two scoops of hummus ice cream anyone?
What is it about the White City on the Mediterranean that has turned it into the Silicon Valley of the Middle East?