Arab ENT doctor rushes to treat Tel Aviv terror victims
Dr. Nidal Muhanna could have sent a colleague to Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center that night, but he felt obligated ‘to set a different example.’
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Dr. Nidal Muhanna could have sent a colleague to Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center that night, but he felt obligated ‘to set a different example.’
Check out music, rare manuscripts and photos, games and lectures showcased online in honor of the Muslim holy month or – for those in Israel — participate in interfaith events and tours.
From our penchant for butter on matzah to unusual sandwiches and cookies that should stay out of your mouth, here are the top things you need to know about food at the holiday.
Director of Israel’s National Burn Center leads mission to do surgeries and train local physicians in latest methods using donated Israeli equipment.
Models are back on the runway at Tel Aviv’s Fashion week, with a lineup that celebrated both sustainability and the Abraham Accords.
Two childhood friends in Israel create award-winning handmade boutique guitars that are slowly but surely garnering worldwide acclaim.
Ido Edelheit says it was a ‘very happy and special moment’ when he heard the driver was recovering well.
Genesis NFT project uses futuristic tools to help preserve an ancient body of water.
Our ability to sustain attention seems to have tanked during the past two years of the pandemic. Two experts tell us why and what we can do about it.
In Israel, people who are out and about regularly stumble upon, come across or even just lean on what turn out to be ancient treasures.
New cookbook explores the delicious history and modern comeback of this nutritious ancient grain with roots in the Middle East.
Meet Shula Knafo, who immigrated from Casablanca at age 6 and raised a family in Yeruham, hosts visitors with her sumptuous ethnic dishes.
Israeli field hospital treating civilians in Ukraine is ‘a landmark in the history of Israeli aid overseas.’
Valentina Veretska, 32, finished first among female runners, clocking in at 2:45:54. Her husband remains in Ukraine fighting the Russians.
Law professor Pnina Lahav’s forthcoming book on Golda Meir explores her struggles to receive recognition.