Young entrepreneur’s video series shows what makes leaders tick
When Covid-19 struck, Michael Matias began interviewing thought leaders on Zoom, discovering that passion and curiosity is everything.
Israelis like to live life to its fullest. Follow these stories and get to know more about the vibrant culture, rich history and the warmth of the people of Israel.
When Covid-19 struck, Michael Matias began interviewing thought leaders on Zoom, discovering that passion and curiosity is everything.
You won’t believe what Israeli chefs put into pita these days – from ossobuco to ratatouille to spicy lamb arayes, pita has become the go-to dish for serious foodies.
It’s Israel’s unlikeliest sport, but the athletes involved aren’t going to let anything stand in the way of the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Put the sweets away and reach for a fruit and nut nutrition bar spiked with herbal extracts catered to your precise needs.
Turkish president thanks international offers of help, noting Israel’s support despite the deteriorating relations between the two countries.
Israeli Arab Rami Yihya refused payment for prayer space job, saying he doesn’t take money for holy work.
Tova Safranai is just 18, but that doesn’t stop her from reaching out to desolate youth and helping them believe in themselves and a better future.
From scavenger hunts to interactive tours where you choose the next stop, Israeli guides have cooked up some virtual fun.
The warm relationship developing between Israel and UAE and Bahrain has led to a rise in the number of businesspeople in the Gulf learning Hebrew online.
Walking the circular sculpture path, in person or virtually, allows visitors to explore the dialogue between material and natural beauty.
‘Israel sent 10 of its finest firefighters and they didn’t come for a tour or a vacation but to jump in and fight fires,’ says Cal Fire unit chief.
Einstein: Visualize the Impossible, an immersive digital platform, planned by Hebrew University to mark centennial of Einstein’s Nobel Prize.
Myriad deals between the two countries run gamut from health-tech to diamonds, but food-tech and agri-tech are top priorities, investors agree.
Sculptor Dan Reisner was so horrified by the footage of the police killing of George Floyd, that he immediately set out to memorialize it.
Firqat Alnoor’s Jewish, Muslim, Druze and Christian musicians are dedicated to promoting Arabic music – and coexistence.