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The Israeli artist Amnon Ben Ami won the inaugural Ilana Elovic Bezalel Prize for Painting. The $20,000 award pays tribute to Ilana Elovic, a self-taught Israeli-American artist who died in 2006 of ovarian cancer after exploring her disease through her art.
Israel is the home of such iconic swimwear labels as Gottex and Diva. ISRAEL21c takes a look at the top 10 swimsuits to wear this summer.
There’s nothing else quite like Jerusalem’s Yad Hamoreh, where children with severe to moderate autism are integrated into a mainstream public school.
Almost overnight, Israel has become a mecca for beer drinkers, offering some surprisingly fine ales, stouts and lagers. ISRAEL21c takes a look at the top 10.
Two soldiers died tragically yesterday in what would seem to have been preventable accidents. The incident that grabbed the top headlines was at Mount Herzl
Teenagers from a Bedouin community challenge norms with their unique take on a comic masterpiece.
For the 17 years that we have lived in Israel, we have been boy scouts when it comes to paying our U.S. taxes. We file
She survived a tough journey to Israel as a toddler. Now Pnina Gaday Agenyahu is an eloquent world spokeswoman on behalf of Ethiopian Jews.
DogTV, a new Israeli production, is being test-marketed on pets in San Diego ahead of a US rollout by Time Warner and Cox Communications.
Filmmaker Amit Shalev is taking his family on a six-month trip to find the heart of Israel. The adventure will be shared via Facebook.
If you haven’t heard of the Israeli electro-pop sensation The Young Professionals yet, it won’t be long before you do.
Israeli swimsuit maker Diva is celebrating its 70th anniversary in Tel Aviv with a big splash.
Even Brits can’t get enough of the Spice Way fruit and herbal infusions grown on a 50-year-old Galilee farm.
Can a Facebook dialogue defuse the threat of nuclear war? Tel Aviv dad Ronny Edry thinks it’s worth a try.
Israeli graphic designers send an unusual message to the Iranian public.
