Knights take over Jerusalem
Medieval festival brings jugglers, acrobats and musicians to the city’s ancient streets.
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Medieval festival brings jugglers, acrobats and musicians to the city’s ancient streets.
Israeli women are dominant in all three areas of biomedical engineering — inventions, industry and investment.
A Warsaw design team has named its unusual art installation ‘Keret House’ in tribute to the Israeli writer who will be its first artist-in-residence.
A Formula racer made by students from Ben-Gurion University and the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design makes an impressive showing.
‘We happen to be experts in some fields and it’s wonderful to be able to contribute to the process of nation-building,’ says the Israeli ambassador.
Tel Aviv-based Funtactix is the only company worldwide creating official video games based on blockbuster movies like Hunger Games and Mission Impossible for social media.
Industry leader Gemological Institute of America opens a center in Israel, one of just 16 across the world.
Forget window boxes. These colorful space-saving garden pots just won a Red Dot Award for their simple ingenuity.
Clap Cognac and Monique Baines accepted the invitation of an Israeli hip-hop producer to come make a record in Tel Aviv.
A Ra’anana organization that blazes new trails for people with disabilities now has a global forum in which to share its expertise, research and innovations.
Wheelchair tennis player Noam Gershony cheated death and won Israel’s first gold medal in the 2012 London Games.
The unique Heroes to Heroes Journey to Israel gives America’s disabled veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan a spiritual and physical new start.
A new Israeli study shows that people can learn new behaviors while fast asleep, prompted by their senses of smell and hearing.
Every summer, the municipal complex at Safra Square gets repurposed for two days as a giant basketball venue for young Jewish and Arab players.
Yafa Energy could be a bridge over which Arab-Israeli technology finds its way to industries in the Arab world seeking renewable energy solutions.