Relive the Olympic Experience in Tel Aviv
A five-room, high-tech interactive museum presents a history of the Olympic Games that is ‘pure edutainment.’
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A five-room, high-tech interactive museum presents a history of the Olympic Games that is ‘pure edutainment.’
Meni Yaesh’s first feature film, shot in his native Bat Yam, is getting global accolades for its exploration of religion, love and violence.
A group of 25 hard-training athletes in nine sports will represent Israel at the Paralympic Games in London, starting August 29.
With the stage as their common ground, Muslim and Jewish Israelis put aside their differences to perform at home and abroad.
Israeli Doron Erel, who scaled Mount Everest in 1992, leads multicultural expeditions and inspires others to reach high.
A school project to protect the lesser kestrel, now in its 16th year, uses live video broadcasts from within nesting boxes built by fifth-graders.
Not just for kids: Jerusalem’s International Festival of Puppet Theater is widely lauded for innovation in an evolving performing art.
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev launches special program preparing Bedouins to fill a dire need in their community’s schools.
Organizers of an Israeli-American music project hope to break barriers and bring people together.
CNN highlights Israeli solar energy pioneer Yosef Abramowitz as an international Green Pioneer with ‘big ideas to change the world.’
Earmarked for homes in developing nations, the device needs no water and generates its own power to turn waste into sterile, odorless compost.
IBA News and JLTV are now broadcasting short biographies of Israel’s top athletes.
For the seventh straight year, a team of Israeli schoolchildren bests peers from several countries in games of strategy.
Three Muslim students from Azerbaijan, a handful from India, one from Turkey, and a hodgepodge of other budding young entrepreneurs from universities such as Oxford, Princeton and Cornell have registered for the Israeli student-led “Learn. Innovate. Lead” (LIL) Conference, scheduled for August 13-16 in Haifa, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
It’s one of the world’s hottest hair products – and it’s made in Israel.