Naim K. Qasim adds new layer to Israeli fashion
The 37-year-old designer is stitching a new culture of style that will get people talking.
The people of Israel are innovative, creative, concerned and involved. Come and meet some of the most interesting individuals in the country.
The 37-year-old designer is stitching a new culture of style that will get people talking.
‘My success is just having the courage to do things,’ says Tomer Hen, who employs 13 people (all older than himself) in his global consultancy.
Israeli researcher Elana Zion Golumbic sheds light on how we are able to focus our attention on one speaker in a noisy environment.
Dr. Pinchas Halpern’s advice to Boston hospitals on mass casualty incidents was one of the factors in their successful handling of April 15 casualties.
American social promoter Jay Shultz unites the White City’s young professional English-speaking community.
He cut his entrepreneurial teeth in his dad’s Carmel Market stall, got a Harvard MBA and founded the largest site for trading in electronics.
Ilya Grad was recently crowned the world’s best Thai boxer as well as one of the world’s 50 most gorgeous and talented Jewish men.
Chefs born in Israel are cooking and baking their way to fame in the fine-dining world of the United States and United Kingdom.
The president will get a high-tech glimpse of some of Israel’s most exciting products of the future, plus a unique nanotech gift.
She has a PhD and a black belt, but where Kira Radinsky is really making her mark is in Microsoft disaster-prediction software.
Pharmacist, philanthropist and family man, Dr. Fischer tells ISRAEL12c about his products’ recent debut in the US market.
An Israeli professor is part of an international team building the world’s most comprehensive repository of data from drug studies to treat schizophrenia and depression.
Gal Sharon was recently elected first VP of the International Police Association – a first for a woman and an Israeli.
Doron Polak, Israeli rep for the International Artists Museum, curates many exhibits and art events – including one that exposes his own nakedness.
Champion show-jumper Danielle Goldstein became an Israeli citizen so she could represent the Jewish state in international competitions.