Arab and Jewish teens are ‘Friends Forever’
A Rotary Club program puts groups of Muslim and Jewish Israeli high school students together for 16 days of bonding in New England.
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A Rotary Club program puts groups of Muslim and Jewish Israeli high school students together for 16 days of bonding in New England.
Bedouin woman with a marketing degree from London goes home to the Negev desert to make natural products based on grandma’s recipes.
An Israeli researcher has discovered that children’s brains undergo sometimes surprising changes as they learn to read.
Geniuses behind an interactive video platform and an in-classroom early-intervention program are to get $18,000 prizes.
Members of various NGOs put Israeli knowhow to work, getting food, fuel and other supplies to emergency workers and victims.
Israeli psychologist invents a device to prove how little time drivers actually save by hitting the pedal to the metal.
Intel CEO Paul Otellini came to Jerusalem to announce the Intel-Ministry of Education parternship.
ISRAEL21c takes a look at how the centenarian medical organization has revolutionized healthcare in Israel and beyond.
Members of Orphaned Land have taken the unusual step of applying for Turkish citizenship, which will allow them to put on shows for fans in Arab nations.
Blue-and-white technology with a green outlook could cheaply give mobility to thousands of people with disabilities.
An industrial design student’s nifty invention for disaster scenes garnered lots of attention at Milan Design Week.
Tamar Yaniv’s Preen.Me just raised $800,000 to make her site the go-to peer authority in the $60 billion cosmetics market.
To open in 2014, the Eastern Mediterranean College will offer select students a chance to learn tools for the betterment of their home countries.
Israeli government blesses a deal for Israel Chemicals to sell AquaTabs to UNICEF for Syria despite a law nixing trade with an enemy state.
sCoolWork is an application that helps kids do homework more effectively. But it won’t cheat for you.