Six days, 40 films, Jerusalem Cinematheque
Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival spotlights Jewish identity in our day and age, tributes to great Jewish thinkers and artists, women’s cinema in the Haredi world, and a tribute to Ethiopian Jewry.
Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival spotlights Jewish identity in our day and age, tributes to great Jewish thinkers and artists, women’s cinema in the Haredi world, and a tribute to Ethiopian Jewry.
Based on Israeli research on how foods affect individuals’ blood sugar differently, DayTwo helps pre-diabetic people plan better menus.
Rectors representing institutions in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela sign cooperation agreements with Hebrew University.
Tel Aviv illustrator Benchūk (aka Ben Amoyal) wins honors for best piece of art using a pair of CAT boots as a canvas.
Travel guide raves about eateries and cuisine in Israel’s capital on its list of 50 Best Places to Travel for 2017.
December celebrates artistic harmony among the more than 100 ethnic groups that make up Jerusalem.
Sun Pharma, Moebius Medical sign exclusive global licensing deal to develop a non-opioid pain killer for arthritic knee joints.
Magisto, AnyClip, Taboola, Crossrider and Trax top fastest-growing Israeli tech, media, telecommunications, life sciences and energy tech companies.
Magen David Adom shows medical professionals from the US, Italy, the UK, India and Canada how to respond to multi-casualty incidents.
Study shows connection between longer life expectancy among men in Israel and army service, resulting in men’s better physical fitness.
Frutarom continues penetrating growing Latin American markets and fortifying its presence in the Mexican market.
GE Ventures, HNA EcoTech, Microsoft Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures and Tata partner with Pitango Venture Capital and Tel Aviv University to launch investment vehicle.
Israeli study finds famine may have a lasting impact on male descendants of its victims.
Hundreds of colorful, low-cost, lightweight wheelchairs are going to disabled children in Israel, Palestinian Authority, Peru and Tajikistan.
Some 1,600 architects around the globe are using this Israeli tech to reconstruct 3D building models and cut down follow-up time in the office.