Remembering the hard times predating the startup nation
Exhibit at a Tel Aviv museum presents the period of rationing and restrictions of Israel’s first decade through rare photos, films, texts, documents.
Exhibit at a Tel Aviv museum presents the period of rationing and restrictions of Israel’s first decade through rare photos, films, texts, documents.
Detailing on the ‘Rehovot’ Boeing 787 Dreamliner is based on the design of the company’s storied 707s of the 1960s.
The Knesset Museum is honoring the country’s 70th anniversary through an exhibit of art and artifacts gathered from museums around the country.
The deep link between wearing sandals and being Israeli is the subject of a new exhibit at the Eretz Israel Museum.
From tea parties for visiting artists to the legendary Fink’s Bar that served soldiers and spies, new exhibit at Tower of David shows life in Mandate-era Jerusalem.
It’s not just Meghan who looked like a queen on her wedding day. ISRAEL21c takes a tour with the Israel Museum to see how brides have been dressing like royalty for decades.
Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv presents ‘A Toast to Israel!’ displaying the lifestyle, culture and history of Israel in its bygone days.
New exhibit of unusual collection of Haggadot draw parallels between the Passover story and the events leading up to the establishment of Israel.
Glimpses of Israeli pop culture show how this pervasive issue affected Israel in years past and the heartening progress made in recent years.
Zipporah Zabari went from delivering milk to being elected Queen Esther in Tel Aviv and later became an actress and circus performer.
The holiday inaugurated in 1951 was adapted in the 1990s to new Israeli family norms, reflecting the country’s social and cultural changes.
Israel’s Knesset celebrates its anniversary in tandem with Tu B’Shvat, providing politicians with photo-ops but also raising environmental awareness.
Most movie houses that once typified Israeli culture have fallen into disrepair but some have become hotels and even a Scientology Center.
Modern astronomy in Israel was started by immigrants with a love for star-gazing. This tradition and passion remains strong to the present day
Exhibition at the Tower of David Museum explores events from 100 years ago, when Britain’s General Edmund Allenby ushered Jerusalem into a new era.