Israelis like to live life to its fullest. Follow these stories and get to know more about the vibrant culture, rich history and the warmth of the people of Israel.
Against the odds, Israeli professor Reuven Yosef has turned an old garbage dump in Eilat into a thriving bird sanctuary that serves as a vital stopover for the half a billion birds that migrate across this land bridge every season.
Israeli scientists listed the chemical characteristics of odorants, such as the smell of a rose, to draw up a unique map of scent.Scientists are one
Al Gore accepting the prestigious $1 million Dan David Prize in Tel Aviv last week.A star-studded cast of environment academics, policy makers and clean technology
DNA samples from people alive today were used by the researchers to determine how the human race evolved.For a large part of its history the
A challenging and athletic experience: a rider taking part in the Arava Institute Hazon Bike Ride.It’s physically challenging, but for the 150 Israelis and Americans
A sullen looking animated soldier is Israel’s best chance for the central prize, the Palme d’Or, at this year’s Cannes International Film Festival. Waltz with
President Bush giving a speech at the “Facing Tomorrow” Conference in Jerusalem.Some were calling it a mini-Davos, others the “conference of the century”, but no
Events in New York to celebrate Israel’s 60th anniversary kicked off with a concert at Radio City Music Hall.Israel’s 60th Independence Day may have come
Helping marine biologists go where few divers have gone before: Oded Ben Shaprut, head diving officer at the Interuniversity Institute of Eilat.The Twilight Zone became
Yair Rotstein, a physicist and the executive director of the BSF.Danny Shapiro calls it “Israel’s best-kept secret.” And after 36 years, and 36 Nobel prizes,
Volunteers from the Israeli Flying Aid team help Indonesia earthquake victims in Java in June 2006.As the death toll in Myanmar (formerly Burma) rises to
Exploring 60 years of Israel’s art history at the Jerusalem Artists House.For 3,000 years or so before modern day independence in 1948, Jews kept and
It was a dream he couldn’t imagine would come real in a million years. Andreas Weil, the founder of Israel’s marine education and research NGO
