Why wild animals feel safe with this Israeli photographer
17 spectacular photos snapped by Dafna Ben Nun, who dedicates her life to raising awareness for wildlife.
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17 spectacular photos snapped by Dafna Ben Nun, who dedicates her life to raising awareness for wildlife.
Hamsa Aleinu exhibit debuts at Ben-Gurion Airport, led by President Rivlin and Vibe Israel, accompanied by a global social-media challenge.
Dr. Khalil Bakly leads a coexistence group that encouraged hundreds of people to denounce violence in favor of a shared life between Arab and Jews.
From drinks on upturned crates to inoculation bravery stories, you’ll find the coronavirus crisis has left quite an impact here in Israel.
After his date arrived late due to a manicure malfunction, Omri Moran founded Nimble to automate the process at home.
‘Studying at IDC has enabled me to find my professional path and inspired me to build it here in Israel,’ says Panamanian student Niv Gittelman.
A new book shares the secrets of Benny Briga’s famous sparkling water beverages infused with fruits, flowers, herbs, spices, ferments and syrups.
Remote and hybrid learning are a problem for families without enough devices per child. Classi turns any TV into a platform for remote classes.
‘I don’t have an ounce of anger in me about this, no frustration or bitterness,’ says owner of the destroyed Arabesque Arts and Residency Center.
Huge international work of art will incorporate the dreams and wishes of people across the globe in a message of hope for a better world.
The Israel National Therapeutic Riding Association, marking 20 years in equine therapy, saw jump in demand during the pandemic.
World-class riders will complete the multi-country competition at the year-old Sylvan Adams National Velodrome.
Alex Tubis’ oil paintings debuted in Season 2 of the hit show about the fictional artist Akiva Shtisel and his extended ultra-Orthodox family.
Watch females circling a calf before a ‘boom’ at Ramat Gan Safari Park. Animals injured by missiles in other parts of Israel are being treated there.
Many of Israel’s largest corporations have released public statements decrying violence and promoting the value of a shared society.