The cookie recipe that changed my perspective on travel
I collect recipes from around the world whenever I travel, but the pandemic helped me discover I can be a culinary foreigner in my own country too.
Israelis like to live life to its fullest. Follow these stories and get to know more about the vibrant culture, rich history and the warmth of the people of Israel.
I collect recipes from around the world whenever I travel, but the pandemic helped me discover I can be a culinary foreigner in my own country too.
The world is in a water crisis. What can Israel, a desert country which now has enough water to share, teach the rest of us about using water more wisely. Read our exhibition and find out.
Since it was founded in 1953, the charming village of Ein Hod has become a rare art colony where the genres of visual arts, music, dance and literature all mix.
But Israel’s tendency for gender-neutral names makes breakdown a challenge, says National Library of Israel.
From Nobel laureates to bestselling authors, Israeli thinkers and academics pack a powerful and far-reaching punch of influence.
Teaching English in Rishon LeZion gives Alex Sánchez ‘a dignified life and a career … that not a lot of trans people get to experience.’
In the past nine years, Dr. Morris Hartstein has examined more than 7,000 Ethiopian Jews and helped 17 Ethiopian doctors receive training in Israel.
Zumu aims to change the concept of a museum from an elitist institution into a dynamic cultural center that reflects each hosting community.
International fans won’t have to wait much longer for the much-loved show, producers promise.
Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem welcomes first cousins born hours apart; they are each the fourth child of their mothers.
Vegan Friendly expects 100k participants at three-day Vegan Fest filled with food, cooking workshops and healthy lifestyle activities.
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender rights in Israel are considered the most developed in the Middle East. Here we bring a timeline of the major developments.
Growing up in Antwerp, Kenneth Gotlib didn’t feel he could be gay while staying true to his religion and values. In Tel Aviv, he can fully be himself.
A Supreme Court ruling includes single men and same-sex male couples in Israel’s surrogacy law, making it equal for all citizens.
Meet Eran Grebler, the only artist in Israel (and perhaps the world) specializing in creating dreidels not just for Hanukkah, but all year round.