10 original souvenirs to bring home from Israel
From spices and wines to soaps and socks, there’s plenty to put in your suitcase aside from the obvious Dead Sea mud.
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.
From spices and wines to soaps and socks, there’s plenty to put in your suitcase aside from the obvious Dead Sea mud.
Pnimeet Bike Recycling in Jaffa and Jerusalem teaches people how to fix old bicycles instead of throwing them into the garbage.
Israelis eat cheesecake, have water fights, show off their agriculture and learn all night on this most wonderful and easygoing of holidays.
Israeli teenager Yoav Levanon has won countless awards starting at the age of five, performing on prestigious stages including Carnegie Hall.
Beach weather is upon us, and travel has resumed. Time to explore Tel Aviv’s amazing beaches, all of which have their own special character.
Inhabitants of ancient farmstead clearly fled in haste, say experts, leaving behind a trove of pottery, coins and other everyday items. But who were they, and why did they flee?
No need to take out your wallet to enjoy these 18 suggestions for touring, trekking and tanning in Israel’s city by the sea.
Spirulina innovator SimpliiGood aims to up the fish substitute game with smoked salmon from nutritious, sustainably grown blue-green algae.
Following its success spreading awareness and accessibility to veganism in the Israel and UK, the self-sustaining nonprofit heads to New York City.
The legendary American Colony Hotel’s Diana Aho divulges her favorite celebrity guests, weird room requests and how to ensure a perfect stay.
Viewers will now be able to watch, hear and experience everything players do on court as Israeli startup MindFly signs deal with EuroLeague to stream first person view of games.
Collaboration between Netflix and Israeli cable TV company Hot is a thriller about two Israelis and their Norwegian friend who get kidnapped by ISIS.
Bereaved uncle honors nephew by planting cherries in the sun-baked soil of Mizpe Ramon.
13 student refugees are learning Hebrew along with math, computer science and physics. Some will continue with bachelor’s degree studies in Israel.
Starting with ‘Dragovision’ song festival on May 20 and ending with the largest ever pride parade on June 10, many festivities are planned.