14 pictures that show an unexpected side of Tel Aviv
Street photographer Evyatar Dayan uses imagination, humor and a fabulous dose of sarcasm when he takes his shots of Tel Aviv.
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Street photographer Evyatar Dayan uses imagination, humor and a fabulous dose of sarcasm when he takes his shots of Tel Aviv.
ISRAEL21c guides you to the top places for buying everything from fresh produce to flea-market treasures, with lots of places to snack along the way.
After Matan Yaffe had a scary incident with four Bedouins in the Negev desert, he decided to do something most unexpected.
MyHeritage employees spent three eye-opening weeks documenting disappearing tribal lifestyles in remote regions.
United Rescue Englewood will be integrated with the local 911 system and use the United Hatzalah Israel model of neighborhood-based fast responders.
New book showcases Israeli artist Sigalit Landau’s 15 years of submerging objects from bikes to shoes in the salty lake, crystallizing them forever.
Green with a hint of yellow is the dominant color scheme during the Jewish harvest holiday in Israel.
In 1839, photography brought to life the story of the nomadic desert wanderings of the Children of Israel by documenting the local Bedouins.
70 United Hatzalah first-response volunteers from all walks of life came to Tel Aviv to film the world’s largest version of the viral meme.
This melodic trio of Jewish women emphasize mixing their culture’s traditions with forward-thinking modifications to sound, visuals and ethos.
PHOTO IS:RAEL teaches Israelis from all sorts of communities to document what they see, with the goal of building a better society via the language of photography.
Tour the scenic sites, eat the fabulous food, see the artwork and hear the folklore about this hospitable minority group in northern Israel.
Whether by fasting in synagogue or taking to the empty roads on bikes, Israelis observe the most standstill of Jewish holidays in personal style
Physicians from Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center came to lead courses in neonatology, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology.
For over a century, Tel Avivians have been casting off their sins during the Days of Awe by performing the traditional atonement ceremony of Tashlich.