The grassroots group building trust among divided Israelis
As the upheaval in Israel escalates, a group dedicated to overcoming polarizing politics works to create a massive moderate base.
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As the upheaval in Israel escalates, a group dedicated to overcoming polarizing politics works to create a massive moderate base.
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Israeli ophthalmologists organize international conference of ocular oncologists to promote equity in global eyecare.
Archeologists say the trenches cut into the bedrock appear to be designed for soaking large quantities of something, but they don’t know what.
Cofounded by a teacher, an app seeks to ease the workload of the educators, while increasing class participation among students.
Ben-Gurion University scientists say the findings could be applied to other industries, including marketing, political lobbying and R&D.
August proves a winning month for Israeli athletes across a variety of sport disciplines.
New teaching method encourages pupils to acknowledge, analyze and learn from mistakes in class.
An Israeli college of education shows ISRAEL21c how classrooms are changing into innovation centers full of sensory learning opportunities.
A color-coded problem-solving model empowers children with and without special needs to take responsibility for achieving their goals.
Eric Adams meets with a wide swath of leaders from Israel’s political, business, finance and technology sectors during a three-day visit.
Gold medal is Israel’s first as a group in the annual world championships.
On this special time of the year, learn about pet photography and how to get the very best shots of
your beloved furry friends.
From the king of Middle Eastern spreads to wonderful Arab pastries and coffee, the village of Abu Ghosh is a foodie hotspot.
When you’ve had your fill of hummus, sabich and shakshuka, go for a taste of Mexico in the Holy Land.