The face of Israel’s fabulous nightlife scene
Tel Aviv’s Uriel Yekutiel is the king – and queen – of after-hour parties throughout Europe, South America and Canada.
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Tel Aviv’s Uriel Yekutiel is the king – and queen – of after-hour parties throughout Europe, South America and Canada.
‘All my life is about trying to combine between religious and not religious, community and culture,’ says Jerusalem community council CEO.
The incoming dean of dance at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance says her motto is ‘Think globally and dance locally.’
Israeli businessman sourced a bamboo-organic cotton fabric to make quick-dry shirts available with an inner layer to absorb drool.
Javier Gelbwaser exposes the ‘real Israel’ through student exchange courses, and supports huge collective art projects for pride and peace.
The telecom legend leads a new American-Israeli VC and Caesarea-based incubator in search of disruptive, transformative marketing tech.
Both 18 and religious Jews, Nili Block and Sarah Abraham won gold medals in international competition in Thailand.
Igor Podolsky aims to create a novel robotics curriculum to help pupils with attention and concentration difficulties.
‘What makes great cities great is the happenstance — not knowing what you’ll encounter around the next block,’ says 9/11 memorial designer.
Israeli travel photographer has won awards for her photographs which document people practicing centuries old faith traditions.
Singaporean fashion designer credits Israel’s ‘why not’ attitude for her success in starting an eponymous line of pure silk women’s wear.
The development of an innovation to turn wave energy into power has catapulted Inna Braverman’s company Eco Wave Power to the top of its field worldwide.
Childhood computer whiz turns his passion into a successful company that offers cloud-based PC management services.
Dr. Uri Yoel talks about his recent research, and the village for adults with special needs where he and his wife are raising their five kids.
Female geeks are a rare breed, and Bar has made a splash with Geekmedia, VentureGeeks and Geektime blog, now debuting in English.