The undead rise for a party in Tel Aviv
The annual Zombie Walk brings out hundreds of undead revelers to the streets of Tel Aviv.
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The annual Zombie Walk brings out hundreds of undead revelers to the streets of Tel Aviv.
It was a tough contest, but someone has to win. ISRAEL21c picks the winners of its first-ever photo competition.
Israel’s third-largest city has the most number of bakeries per person in the country. Come and see the treats awaiting you in Haifa.
In Israel, breakfast is a smorgasbord of food featuring dishes from all over the world, and who says it’s just for the morning?
Thirty years on, the Jerusalem Scrabble Club meets weekly and boasts the most members of any Scrabble club in the world.
The finale earned the highest ratings for a single TV episode in Israeli history, capturing hearts and stomachs in Israel and abroad.
Jerusalem Design Week gives the public a chance to check out the latest in Israeli design, including an exhibit of intentionally ‘bad’ designs.
A-list puppeteer Len Levitt leaves Los Angeles to try his luck on the Israeli puppet stage.
Acclaimed Spanish author Antonio Muñoz Molina is the 2013 winner of the prestigious Jerusalem Prize.
TV for dogs, doggie resorts, high-tech pooper scoopers — ISRAEL21c brings you some of the more unusual ways that Israelis are making life better for pooches.
Honey & Co. brings Middle East fare to British palates, winning rave reviews from food critics.
Israel’s capital is covered in snow as the biggest snowstorm in more than two decades hits the city. ISRAEL21c sent a videographer onto the city’s streets to catch the fun.
ISRAEL21c takes you into the showroom of Israel’s largest online seller of colored diamonds, a hot commodity for wearing and investing.
The annual student exhibition at Shenkar College of Engineering and Design is a big draw for the public and buyers worldwide.
Paris-based Arik Levy has long believed that his Israeli Jewish identity contributes to his artistic versatility.