Doomed astronaut’s diary gifted to National Library
The space diary of Israel’s first astronaut has been kept at the Israel Museum for restoration since the Columbia space shuttle disaster in 2003.
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The space diary of Israel’s first astronaut has been kept at the Israel Museum for restoration since the Columbia space shuttle disaster in 2003.
It’s a tough time for wineries across Israel, with workers serving in the reserves, sales way down, and even physical damage from attacks, but winemakers are determined to make it work.
Twenty-year-old swimmer Adam Maraana qualified for the 2024 Olympics in Paris in the 100-meter backstroke event after equaling a national record.
Israeli Holocaust museum strives to provide a deeper and more humanized understanding of Holocaust history to combat growing global antisemitism.
Ahead of Euro 2024, ISRAEL21c asked sports experts whether Israel has a chance to qualify for the world’s second most popular soccer tournament.
Israelis in the country and abroad celebrate the release of Noa Argamani, Almog Meir, Andrey Kozlov and Shlomi Ziv after eight months in captivity.
Pride and Hope Assembly will also feature a tribute to the 370 people murdered at the Supernova music festival on October 7.
The Khalifa Award for Education goes to Prof. Tzipi Horowitz-Kraus for her contribution to understanding and addressing children’s reading challenges.
Buffalo mozzarella , honey, basil and white wine… what salad could be better to make for your Shavuot holiday table?
Veteran journalist David Brinn was moved to write a song about Rimon Buchshtav Kirsht after seeing her heroic release from Hamas captivity.
Starting with a line in the sand in 1906, how a terrorist group won control of a piece of land on Israel’s Mediterranean coast.
Experts explain the tumultuous history of this tiny coastal enclave which has been in worldwide headlines since October 7.
The Shavuot staple receives different interpretations at Tel Aviv’s finest bakeries, all aimed to provide pleasure in these difficult times.
The 2,300 year old gold ring was likely made for a child, based on its size, and appears to be set with a garnet.
An Iranian artist has created 10 murals across Israel celebrating women fighting Iran’s Islamic regime, highlighting the ancient bond between Jews and Persians and their shared fight today.