
8 fun and fascinating facts surrounding Israel’s founding
As Israel celebrates 74 years of independence, we take a look at the bizarre debates, events and even architecture that marked its earliest days.
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As Israel celebrates 74 years of independence, we take a look at the bizarre debates, events and even architecture that marked its earliest days.

One man’s mission to bring his disabled father on a hiking trip led to an innovative wheelchair and an organization that brings the disabled a unique chance to take trips in nature.

Bet you didn’t know that Pamela Anderson hosted the Israeli ‘Dancing with the Stars’ or that Leonard Cohen sang for troops in the Yom Kippur War.

Israel’s most recent win at the global music event is the seventh most-viewed entry on YouTube, unfortunately unaccompanied by the country’s previous hits.

As Israel begins its countdown to next week’s Independence Day, the country first pays tribute to the victims of the Holocaust, war and terror.

The Nopo team says partnering with Ukraine’s Gunia Project brings exceptional artisans to the fore and supports them in this difficult time.

A KKL-JNF delegation met with Guatemalan president to discuss water management and development in desert areas of his country.

These chefs born in Israel are cooking and baking their way to fame in the US, Europe and Asia.

Tel Aviv-Yafo municipality is testing LumiWeave to provide shade by day and illumination by night using only solar energy.

You know things are good when British tabloid, the Daily Mail, starts waxing lyrical about traveling to Israel.

Hindu immigrant Pratik Thakker began the Webzoly digital marketing and outsourcing firm and has become LinkedIn’s No. 1 influencer in Israel.

International egg shortage due to war in Ukraine shines a light on the plant-based egg alternatives coming from Israel.

Israeli medical and parliamentary officials fly to Ethiopia to see how Israeli hospitals can help Ethiopian hospitals treat civil war victims.

Rehovot native Lilach Orenstein has earned a place among New York City’s experimental up-and-comers.

Tel Aviv bakers Lee’at and Georgia are at it again, whipping up a gluten free delight in their Tel Aviv cake studio.