Uri Geller Museum: A spoonful of celebrity fun in Jaffa
Legendary psychic entertainer welcomes groups to his Ottoman-era museum space displaying an amazing assortment of items from the rich and famous.
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Legendary psychic entertainer welcomes groups to his Ottoman-era museum space displaying an amazing assortment of items from the rich and famous.
Zenab Grabia didn’t know any female ceramic artists in her community, until she became one herself.
CryptoVerses took the biblical text and saved it verse by verse on NFT, encrypted units that represent unique data.
‘Elimination means bringing cases down to sufficiently low numbers, so that no community transmission occurs for extended periods of time.’
Positive sustainability is all about encouraging people to do what they can for the environment without ruining their lives. And it works.
Aryeh Holtz, a mechanical engineer, built a running stroller so that his 24-year-old daughter with severe disabilities could enjoy the run too.
Seven unique NFTs contain original handwritten scripts and exclusive audio commentary from Tarantino, featuring never-before-told secrets.
To celebrate Halloween, ISRAEL21c takes a look at some of the Holy City’s unholiest sites – from Crusader mausoleums and haunted carriages, to enchanted roads and cursed buildings.
With the UN Climate Change Conference now in session, we introduce Israeli scientists, entrepreneurs, activists, educators and artists working on this critical global issue.
In a turbulent Middle East, the tiny and ancient Samaritan community have three ID cards — Israeli, Palestinian and Jordanian — and manage to bridge the divide between Arabs and Jews.
Ornithologist Yossi Leshem goes to Dubai Expo to encourage more countries to join the cross-border biological pest control project he started in 1983.
Come along on our virtual tour of monumental castles and fortresses built in the Holy Land by Christian warriors in the 11th to 13th centuries.
500 video game maestros set to descend on the southern city this fall to compete in four different tracks.
PLANETech’s digital tool lets startups measure how much their technology would reduce greenhouse gas emissions over five years.
New immigrants from northeast India landed at Ben-Gurion Airport in a special operation to bring these descendants of the Tribe of Menashe to Israel.