Racing the Sahara – one man’s ultimate test
Israeli runner Hezi Yitzhak’s race across the Sahara Desert in the toughest footrace on earth was even more arduous and challenging than he had anticipated.
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Israeli runner Hezi Yitzhak’s race across the Sahara Desert in the toughest footrace on earth was even more arduous and challenging than he had anticipated.
Israeli rescue organization ZAKA is now training volunteers from minority communities to be first responders in the wake of tragedy. A Bedouin volunteer joining one
Israeli dancer/choreographer Ilan Azriel created a dance extravaganza inspired by a trip to the hardware store. The show is now touring the world. It all
If the director of BioJerusalem has her way, Israel’s political and spiritual capital may yet become a major center of biotech as well. The Ein
A lone Israeli among China’s thousands of kung fu adherents, Shmuel Shoshtari was thrilled to be his country’s flag bearer at the martial art’s main
Once a backwater, today the Holon metropolis is attracting international attention with its cornucopia of cultural centers, and there’s a lot more on the drawing board.
Nine months after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, Israeli aid workers continue to offer vital aid and assistance to help the country back on its
It’s the only Japanese museum in the Middle East, and the turbulent history of the collection is as inspiring as the museum itself. An unlikely
A new study from Israel finds that employees with a higher level of Emotional Intelligence are more dedicated and satisfied at work.
In his upcoming film Jerusalem I Love You, Scott Berrie will present works by noted writers about falling in love in Jerusalem. Movie producer Scott
Israeli researchers find girls can be trained to narrow the gender gap separating them from boys in the realm of spatial abilities, holding out hope
For Israel’s Ethiopian community, the Sigd holiday is one of the most significant of the year. Now it’s becoming part of Israel’s national tradition too.
Adherents of Economic Peace Theory, graduate students in Israel believe that a fish farm in Gaza may be a stepping-stone to prosperity, and peace between
Carmel Winery walked in to the Decanter World Wine Awards expecting a regional prize, and walked off with the main trophy. Decanter called it the
Israeli NGOs join the world’s largest breast cancer organization to fight breast cancer with a series of events in October. Thousands of people are expected