Archeologists display 6,000-year-old copper fishhook
The hook, possibly for catching sharks, was found in Israel Antiquity Authority excavations in Ashkelon and will be exhibited for the first time.
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The hook, possibly for catching sharks, was found in Israel Antiquity Authority excavations in Ashkelon and will be exhibited for the first time.
From weird supermarket aisles and horrible traffic to delicious foods and politicians stuffing their faces, there’s nothing like Passover in Israel.
Obed Hrangchal, 28, a member of one of the 10 Lost Tribes, dreams of representing Israel in international kickboxing competitions.
Without any billboards or fanfare, an Israeli perfume brand now has stores all over Europe, including France, the scent capital of the world.
Tech2Peace brushes up the tech skills of Israeli and Palestinian 20-somethings, while also giving them an opportunity to see Israeli life from a completely different perspective.
From a 15th century feminist prayer book and a Qur’an commissioned by a great lady to the works of an illustrator and a national hero, there’s plenty to be proud of.
It’s been associated with an increased risk of heart attack, and a rise in fatal car accidents – should we really be changing the clocks? A biology expert weighs in on the pros and cons.
Israel’s Antidote Health and basketball star Giannis Antetokounmpo’s non-profit to offer no-charge mental telehealth care services in Milwaukee.
Ahead of International Down Syndrome Awareness Day, March 21, ISRAEL21c spoke to a family who opened their home and their hearts.
Lonah Chemtai Salpeter took up running as a hobby less than 10 years ago. Now, she is one of Israel’s top athletes and has her eyes set on the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Israel’s Silicon Wadi is strong enough to weather the banking storm in Silicon Valley, says finance expert.
Treated by Israeli charity Save a Child’s Heart as a toddler, Ethiopian nurse returns 22 years later accompanying 10 children needing surgery.
Catwalk to take city by storm for 12th time, accompanied by panels on sustainable technology, female entrepreneurship and women’s health.
Israeli designers are part of a new movement in fashion that blurs gender differences to create clothing for everyone.
The paradox of women accounting for half the world’s population and a disproportionate share of the global offline population is astounding.