10 reasons why Hanukkah is the most fun holiday
From chocolate gelt and hard cash to fried foods and zero family arguments, the winter festival of light gets a big thumbs up from us.
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From chocolate gelt and hard cash to fried foods and zero family arguments, the winter festival of light gets a big thumbs up from us.
Raised in Italy, Micol Zanzuri shows people how to transform their homes and loves nothing more than a challenge.
Israeli production companies cooperating with international partners receive funding in bid to position the country as prime filming location.
Israel Innovation Authority and Ministry of Social Equality choose six proposals to encourage Arab sector entrepreneurship and tech careers.
Infused with multicultural influences, Israeli jazz reaches global prominence as formally trained musicians stamp a unique ethnic signature on the style.
Looking for different ways to celebrate Hanukkah? Why not try cooking your own jam-filled sufganiyot?
Nadia Geoul describes her determination to give women more say over their own choices and livelihoods, by starting a nonprofit making olive oil in the Galilee.
For Christians who feel connected to Israel but live far away, Artza curates giftboxes of items created by regional craftspeople.
Israeli man snatches his toddler from the jaws of a coyote that was roaming a suburban Los Angeles neighborhood.
Kids are playing in the same way as ever, but according to a toy expert, designers are redesigning toys to reflect agendas dear to the adults.
The dung beetle-shaped scarab depicts what seems to be an Egyptian ruler bestowing legitimacy on a new local leader around 3,000 years ago.
Amir Yichya Mabchuch is the 3,000th child from Gaza and the Palestinian Authority territories to be treated for free at Save a Child’s Heart.
A simulator lab will help determine how conditions in space affect antibiotics, analgesics, psychiatric drugs and other medications.
Yoav Schverd, former winner of the Israeli version of ‘The Bachelorette,’ now owns Nua in Beverly Hills, featuring his best-loved tastes from home.
How this sweet Mideast treat went from a trend to a fixture, outlasting bubble waffles and churros.