Let it snow, let it snow
Jerusalem prays for a snowy weekend.
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Jerusalem prays for a snowy weekend.
A Hebrew University study shows that baby-faced diplomats and politicians make people more willing to compromise.
When a precious watch and clock collection was stolen from a Jerusalem museum, time stood still for 24 years until its return. Now it is on display once again.
Peace village Neve Shalom serves as the main campus of the university-level School for Peace.
From Byzantine, to Bauhaus, Israel has dozens of architectural styles that blend beautifully into the landscape of the Holy Land. ISRAEL21c brings you the top 10.
It seems like we only hear bad news when it comes to Israel’s educational rankings these days. Where once we were known for our prowess
Once a common form of decoration in the ancient Mediterranean, mosaic is now flourishing again in Israel with a whole new take on a traditional art form.
An Israeli researcher is part of a team that hopes to save endangered species by taking cells frozen decades ago and turning them into viable sperm and eggs.
Israeli-designed solar-powered light fixtures are lighting up the moribund nights of Africa, South America and beyond.
An award-winning Israeli student film made with a budget of just $800 has been chosen to appear at the Sundance Film Festival.
Weizmann Institute’s unique field lab is part of a ‘microarcheology’ approach that puts natural science to work for Israeli archeologists.
The Israel Children’s Museum in Holon encourages parents and children alike to explore, touch, feel, climb and discover.
The two-day 2011 Veolia Desert Challenge drew athletes and families from six countries and across Israel for biking and running events.
A high-level delegation from the southern state came home with 50 specific joint projects already in the works.
Temperamentally Israelis and Japanese are near-polar opposites, but the Japanese could learn much from Israel’s 21st century economic success story.