Strumming a different tune [VIDEO]
Music unites: children taking part in the Ukuleles for Peace project.It may sound like a joke, but Ukuleles for Peace is succeeding where the politicians
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Music unites: children taking part in the Ukuleles for Peace project.It may sound like a joke, but Ukuleles for Peace is succeeding where the politicians
It’s been a busy year for Helena Blauenstein and Philip Blau, the husband and wife team behind Frau Blau, one of Israel’s most innovative fashion
“Our organization reaches out to decision-makers and brings them to Israel,” Orna Yarmut, founder of CoPro.Not that long ago, Israeli documentaries were seldom seen at
A city with potential.His friends and neighbors used to call him crazy. Today he is known as a visionary. Meet Eliya Mourany, an Israeli-Arab Catholic
These boots were made for walking. Ori Rosenbaum with his new shoes.They say if the shoe fits, then wear it. But Israeli-American shoe designer and
Beylanesh Zevadia: “When I talk to people I say here I am. You may think something different of Israeli diplomats, but here I am.”As a
Kibbutznik Yochai Kudler is helping spur the movement in Israel towards specialty beers with his own award-winning home brew.Every weekend Yochai Kudler busies himself around
Chocolate sculptor Asher Toubkin is heading to France to take part in the French Dessert Open. This year, Asher Toubkin, Israel’s premiere chocolate sculptor,
Pianist Elisha Abas: “It’s my job to bring classical music to young people throughout the world.”Pianist Elisha Abas is on a mission: He is working
Miriam Amash: “I want all people to be friends, and to get along well.”Her tired eyes jumped from person to person, obviously scared and confused
Ismail Ahmad hopes to help other Darfurian refugees in Israel pick up computer training skills.”What this does is give us a feeling that we have
In a bid to rehabilitate former guerrillas, the Colombian government has turned to Israel to help build a network of kibbutzim in Colombia. They have
Yarden Fanta-Vagenstein, the first woman of Ethiopian descent to earn her doctoral degree in Israel.When Yarden Fanta-Vagenstein and her family of 11 landed in Israel