The strange story of the rare piano that was lost and found
Legend has it that the ‘Immortal Piano of Siena’ was made of the same wood used in the first Holy Temple. Somehow, it ended up in modern Israel.
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Legend has it that the ‘Immortal Piano of Siena’ was made of the same wood used in the first Holy Temple. Somehow, it ended up in modern Israel.
Gal Gadot may be stuck in quarantine, but that didn’t stop her bringing together some celebrity friends to sing Imagine, by John Lennon.
Like many places around the world, daily routines in Israel are undergoing massive changes. But despite the spread of COVID-19 not all is grim.
Stuck at home in quarantine? Try these apps for everything from music lessons to reporting on the spot.
Judean Hills boutique winemakers combine ancient history with homegrown winemaking and renewed tourism.
As government restrictions cause wedding venues to close and gatherings limited to 10, Israeli couples find unusual ways to tie the knot.
Every spring and fall, half a billion birds touch down at this Upper Galilee nature reserve to rest and refuel. It’s a stunning sight.
Coronavirus messing up your plans? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Join us for a virtual tour of the most beautiful places in Israel with our popular series, Postcards from Israel.
Take the time to catch up on all the things you never get around to, whether binge-watching TV, making shakshuka or soothing your cracked heels.
Digital Ambassador Aliza Rozen finds that Israel is a wonderful mix of cultures, just like herself.
Israel’s borders may effectively be shut to tourists right now because of coronavirus, but you can still enjoy the flavors of the country with our how-to video guides.
50 years on, newly released images from the National Library archive document the group’s first days in the Israeli village of Dimona.
How the startup nation is using its unique strengths to tackle one of the biggest health crises of the modern age.
Israeli NGO launches stress management webinars for Chinese first responders and is assessing similar needs in South Korea.
Four Israeli designers are developing cutting-edge clothing that’s attractive, affordable and accessible for both people with disabilities and those without.