Photo of the Week – The colors of the Banias
The Banias spring emerges at the foot of Mount Hermon and finishes its journey in Israel’s most impressive waterfall.
The Banias spring emerges at the foot of Mount Hermon and finishes its journey in Israel’s most impressive waterfall.
From runners to mothers to cleaners with the occasional oddball, too. Photographer Ilanit Turgeman looks at the people who made 2014’s Tel Aviv Marathon a joyous celebration.
When the winds are right, Israel’s beaches fill with kite-surfers.
Photographer Shmulik Livyatan captures the swimmers, surfers and sailors of Tel Aviv’s Hof HaTzuk, a cliffside beach whose geological formation is unique in the world.
In February every year, Israel’s desert turns red as the parched earth suddenly blossoms with millions of wild anemones.
From day trips to months long treks, whether sleeping outdoors or at guesthouses on the way — including a unique, new Arab-Jewish hostel — there are many ways to enjoy the Israel National Trail.
A storm hits Tel Aviv marina… okay, at least in the picture it does.
A photo interview with 12 Tel Avivians who eschew the use of animal flesh explores the motives, conflict and ideals driving Israel’s Vegan movement.
When the almond trees blossom in Israel, you know spring is on its way.
Tamar Shalit-Avni’s Ba-Pardes (In the Orchard) is a photographic series depicting cultivated agricultural spaces inhabited by man — or in this case, woman.
You don’t have to be an olive lover to live in Israel, but it certainly helps.
The beloved domestic pets, feral waifs and sad strays of Israel’s cities are the focus of a new photo exhibition by Orna Naor.
Fed up with winter? Take a trip to Israel’s sunshine capital – Eilat.
Recycling and composting join tree-planting as Israel’s way to celebrate Tu B’shvat, the New Year of the Trees.
The sun bursts through a cloud at the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem.