Ex-supermodel reinvents herself as volunteer paramedic
Michaela Bercu, the first Israeli to appear on the cover of Vogue, has since dedicated her life to philanthropy and helping others.
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Michaela Bercu, the first Israeli to appear on the cover of Vogue, has since dedicated her life to philanthropy and helping others.
Despite a slight fall in the overall rankings since last year, Israel rank #1 in social support.
Tel Aviv’s Aviram Carmeli explains why he puts so much effort into his yearly getups and urges others to ‘go do something stupid.’
She took the world by storm as Wonder Woman, continues to wow in top movies, and stars as the evil stepmother in Disney’s new live-action Snow White.
In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, ISRAEL21c compiled a list of eight legendary Israeli women in the sciences.
How a Facebook message changed the life of Marvel’s newest superhero, what she thinks of Natalie Portman, and more.
Ben-Gurion University lecturer Gal Sofer says ‘demonic magic’ is a unique medium through which we can conduct intercultural dialogue.
In addition, the average marriage age has increased, and Muslim women have more degrees than their male counterparts.
Erel Margalit’s efforts since the October 7 attacks have reinforced his role as a prominent figure within Israel’s high-tech ecosystem.
An Israeli martial arts champion wins her seventh world title and pays tribute to her country as she does it.
Danielle Abraham, executive director of Volcani International Partnerships, also aims to tackle global hunger using Israeli expertise.
A clown ‘police officer’ is a regular fixture at Jerusalem demonstrations, where she aims to connect with the hearts of people from all sectors.
The World Happiness Report places Israel as the second happiest country among those under 30 years old.
Inna Braverman barely survived the Chernobyl nuclear explosion as a baby, and has spent most of her life searching for safe energy solutions.
Ancient rhythms and tribal dances inspire one Israeli dancer and choreographer to bridge the traditions of the West and Morocco.