First responders team up with Bedouin teens to save lives
Israeli emergency services give students first aid training to turn them into ambassadors in their communities and to enable prompt response.
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Israeli emergency services give students first aid training to turn them into ambassadors in their communities and to enable prompt response.
From discounted hotel stays and free plays to emotional distress hotlines and tips for pregnant women, Israel extends solidarity and aid.
The 22-year-old pop star gave a dynamic performance in the competition’s first semifinal in Liverpool.
New exhibit looks at restaurants that provided workers with a simple, affordable and filling midday meal to provide energy for their labors.
Gearing up to perform in Israel in June, the Disturbed frontman says Israelis have a real passion and excitement for music and international bands.
Editor Nicky Blackburn wins Wilbur excellence award from Religion Communicators Council for ‘heartfelt’ story on Christmas in Israel.
First-of-its-kind Field of Dreams Bike Center in Bugesera, Rwanda, inaugurated in emotional ceremony.
Thrifting is the biggest trend in shopping. When you’re in Israel, look for super bargains at shops run by and for nonprofit organizations.
Watch ISRAEL21c’s Editor Nicky Blackburn talking to Prof. Galit Nimrod on the lifestyle habits of present and former members of a Tennessee commune.
What started as a date-night experiment for two young Israelis is now a full-fledged vegan chocolate company with a recent $3 million US investment.
Israeli photography teachers volunteered to celebrate and bring awareness to parasports athletes in honor of Independence Day.
FIFA Foundation Community Programme gives The Equalizer $30,000 in support of its soccer, values and education programs for disadvantaged kids.
In his ‘Aligning the World’ series, photographer Teddy Cohen shoots the world from a crooked angle.
NGO providing emotional first aid to all residents has seen a spike in callers worried about proposed judicial reforms.
Having left her singing career to pursue high-tech, teaching and having children, Leat Haber decided to return to the music scene against all odds.