The Tel Aviv man who’s documented 8,072 manhole covers
More than half the lids on Eli Zvuluny’s Ultimate Manhole Covers website are in Israel, and the rest from 62 other countries.
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More than half the lids on Eli Zvuluny’s Ultimate Manhole Covers website are in Israel, and the rest from 62 other countries.
Psychotrauma and crisis-response specialists from United Hatzalah flew to Florida in the wake of Hurricane Ian to give immediate trauma care.
ISRAEL21c is a proud partner in bringing a gourmet Israeli pop-up restaurant experience to the West Coast.
The fragrant citron is central to Sukkot but what do you do with the extras and leftovers? One way is to turn them into alcoholic beverages.
Entrepreneur Rony Zarom founded Unistream to help young people from underprivileged backgrounds prepare for success in business.
Catholic Israeli Walied Khoury, one of about eight blacksmiths in Israel, uses tools and techniques that have been utilized for many centuries.
Israeli Jazz, Raphael Perez’s book containing photos and biographies of 65 Israeli jazz musicians, will be published in English, French and Hebrew next February.
Researcher finds out how deadly skin cancer passes the blood-brain barrier and tests a treatment that delays spread of the metastases by up to 80%.
After a distressing stillbirth, Elysa Rapoport founded an organization to offer support to Arabs, Jews and Christians in Israel, who suffer similar losses to her own.
Magen David Adom trains Americans how to save lives in the crucial 7 minutes before the ambulance arrives.
The day after its emergency aid delegation returned from Puerto Rico, United Hatzalah sent a delegation to Florida in response to Hurricane Ian.
Israeli singer-songwriter Coral Bismuth captivated Adam Levine when he watched her from his hotel balcony, so he invited her onstage.
Visitors find a special vibe in this Haifa district town with a down-to-earth artistic feel and a pull for people seeking alternative lifestyles.
The simplicity yet the intimacy of the movements was different from anything I could have anticipated.
United Hatzalah delegation departs just before Rosh Hashana to help in the wake of Hurricane Fiona.