
Cool places to experience art in Jerusalem’s Old City
As tourists return to Israel, they’ll find new and renewed places to find and interact with craftspeople in and around the Cardo marketplace.
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As tourists return to Israel, they’ll find new and renewed places to find and interact with craftspeople in and around the Cardo marketplace.

The International Sculpture Symposium invited Israeli and foreign stone sculptors to create beachfront installations as the public watched.

Special one-year program helps immigrant physicians from Eastern Europe prepare for Israeli life and Israeli licensing exams.

Galilee Culinary Institute aims to prepare a new generation of chefs in a region that’s home to 80 ethnic groups and 4,000 years of culture.

Internet-ready classrooms in neighboring countries allow students fleeing the war to continue learning with their own classmates and teachers.

Baubles, bagels, beer and so much more await you on this pedestrian-only thoroughfare in downtown Jerusalem.

I admit it: I refuse to serve or eat supermarket hummus. It must be homemade or cooked up in a hummusiya.

Though shaken by the wave of violence in their mixed city, Jewish hoteliers and restaurateur have rebuilt and hope for a better future.

Grammy-winning band to play two concerts in Tel Aviv this week.

7 elite track-and-field athletes are among more than 50 Ukrainian youth finding refuge at Hadassah-run facilities.

Some of the volunteers have started to take the elderly for medical checkups; others have invited them for Sabbath dinners. One volunteer brought his children to play with a 90-year-old man.

Israel and India may seem worlds apart, but the people share so much in common including history, innovation, chutzpah and a desire to get things done.

Young Israeli TikTokers and Instagrammers are serving as unofficial ambassadors to the world, whether they choose to or not.

Dance instructor Nicolle Wolicki takes the wedding flash mob concept to a whole new level and becomes an overnight social-media sensation.

More than 6,000 civilians were treated, 40 surgeries performed, 21,000 lab tests and 800 diagnostic images analyzed.