The conductor who teaches business management
Israeli maestro Itay Talgam uses musical principles to foster harmony in boardrooms, courtrooms and classrooms worldwide. By translating the language of music into the language
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Israeli maestro Itay Talgam uses musical principles to foster harmony in boardrooms, courtrooms and classrooms worldwide. By translating the language of music into the language
Actress, model, singer and producer Tishby broke new ground by selling In Treatment to HBO, paving the way for Israeli TV in America.
He’s one of the art world’s most influential personalities, and in his 15-year tenure James Snyder has put the Israel Museum on the international map.
Whether or not he wins a $50,000 jackpot toward his project, Dovid Levine is determined to put a roof over the heads of destitute Jerusalemites.
She’s the world’s most famous transsexual celebrity – now Dana International is geared up to represent Israel for the fourth time in the major European
Orly Robinson’s lushly photo-illustrated design books are already best-sellers in Israel. Now she’s planning to move into the foreign market. Design is in my blood
Israel-born Moshe Safdie is firmly rooted in the soil from which his ‘humane designs’ rise above the landscapes of the US and Asia. Photo by
The first female Bedouin in Israel to earn a doctorate, Abu-Rabia-Queder is now exploring Bedouin culture and Arab feminism. Photo courtesy of Ben Gurion University
She’s been a guiding force at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange for 25 years, but Ester Levanon shows no sign of stopping as the Israeli
An Israeli entrepreneur has infused fizz back into carbonated drink company SodaStream, and today its machines adorn kitchen counters in 41 countries.
When Nurit Grossman lost her son in a road accident, she founded a campaign to try to make Israel’s roads safer. Nurit Grossman (front center)
Israeli fertility trailblazer Dr. Bruno Lunenfeld looks back on 50 years of achievement ahead of an international conference on gonadotropins. Born in Vienna, Dr. Bruno
A computer science professor’s Rides of Hope program opens new vistas for Israel’s juvenile offenders, giving them a taste of success. Photo by Raphael Rabinovitz.
Months out of jail, an established Jewish New York hip-hop artist credits God for his new record contract and plans a permanent move to Israel.
As a child, Avraham Loeb loaded up the tractor with books and went out into the fields to read. Today the Israeli-born astrophysicist studies the heavens at Harvard.