Made in Israel: fitness idol Gilad
Starring in the 30th season of Hawaii-based ‘Bodies in Motion,’ Gilad Janklowicz reflects on the inbred chutzpah that led him to international fame.
The people of Israel are innovative, creative, concerned and involved. Come and meet some of the most interesting individuals in the country.
Starring in the 30th season of Hawaii-based ‘Bodies in Motion,’ Gilad Janklowicz reflects on the inbred chutzpah that led him to international fame.
Prof. Hossam Haick, the Technion’s rising star in nanotechnology, believes the young Arab generation is thirsting for advanced scientific knowledge.
‘People can hear certain Israeli elements in our music, but we all just speak the language of music, and that has no borders or boundaries,’ says the saxophonist.
According to serial entrepreneur Yochi Slonim it’s differentiating an idea that will make your company a success, not product features.
He never finished high school, but that has not kept this daring Israeli entrepreneur from international fame for his ‘Paranoid’ software.
ISRAEL21c takes a tour of the visual artist’s eclectic workspace as she gears up to build a bridge of salt across the Dead Sea next year.
Israeli artist Tal Peleg has revamped the eye art discipline with eye-catching, colorful designs.
Reut Institute founder talks with ISRAEL21c upon the publication of his new book, Flexigidity.
Meet Vania Heymann, the 27-year-old Israeli behind the new viral video featuring a host of celebrities lip-synching to Like a Rolling Stone.
Tomer Kagan, Israeli-born CEO of Quixey, explains why he’s scouting a Tel Aviv location for his fast-growing app search engine.
Prof. Evyatar Erell’s goal is to turn your home into a comfortable, enjoyable and energy efficient space for the climate you live in.
The founder of Domaine du Castel family winery was one of two Israelis to be honored with the French National Order of Agricultural Merit this year.
‘My name is Tamir Grinberg, I’m 18, I’m from Tel Aviv, and I do music.’ That may be the understatement of the year.
Renen Schorr explains how Jerusalem’s Sam Spiegel Film and Television School saved Israel’s film industry and propelled it to international acclaim.
Structural biologist Ron Diskin was part of a groundbreaking HIV research team at Caltech. Now he’s back home, building a new lab at the Weizmann Institute.