Food Network’s ‘Sweet Genius’ is Tel Aviv-bred
Cake maven Ron Ben-Israel opens the third season of the Food Network’s competition among pastry chefs.
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Cake maven Ron Ben-Israel opens the third season of the Food Network’s competition among pastry chefs.
Blue-and-white technology with a green outlook could cheaply give mobility to thousands of people with disabilities.
‘Improving the world, for Israelis, is a way of life. Entering situations of uncertainty is less traumatic because that’s life here,’ says Roni Einav.
Ayala Moriel’s sense for Middle Eastern scents helped her create a unique line of natural perfumes for women and men.
The only female professional magician in Israel, Dahlia Pelled is president of the Israeli Society of Magicians, and CEO of a successful business.
Patients flock to Dr. Ora Golan’s beachside clinic hoping to be freed from anxiety, marital woes, ADD and all types of phobias.
Chef Aviv Moshe and three partners opened Messa in 2004, aiming to redefine the White City’s dining experience.
Inbal Pezaro makes a splash at the London 2012 Paralympics, taking the podium in her first two swimming competitions.
The latest upscale merchant in Tel Aviv creates golden heirloom pieces with cutting-edge CAD tech, based on ancient mysticism.
Yoed Nir’s accomplished string-playing is featured on some 450 albums by top artists such as Regina Spektor, Judy Collins and Rufus Wainwright.
Israeli Doron Erel, who scaled Mount Everest in 1992, leads multicultural expeditions and inspires others to reach high.
Lital Magid’s painstaking success making compounds that mimic marijuana’s THC validate her choice to leave nursing for the lab.
The vibrant canvases of Rafi Perez project Israel’s second largest city as a happy home for gay families and a mecca for GLBT tourists.
CNN highlights Israeli solar energy pioneer Yosef Abramowitz as an international Green Pioneer with ‘big ideas to change the world.’
Israeli director, Daphna Attias has made a name for herself on the London theater scene with a series of productions that cross the line between dance, performance and music.