Israeli conductor lifts the baton
Gil Shohat: When I conduct, I hear the sound in my head a second before I get it.He’s likeable, sophisticated, media-savvy, workaholic, something of a
The people of Israel are innovative, creative, concerned and involved. Come and meet some of the most interesting individuals in the country.
Gil Shohat: When I conduct, I hear the sound in my head a second before I get it.He’s likeable, sophisticated, media-savvy, workaholic, something of a
Although they read and write from right to left, Israeli women still run down the basketball court and shoot hoops in the same direction –
Sarah Lipman: I’m somebody who builds a picture in my mind, and if it works well enough in my mind, then I’m pretty sure it’ll
Philanthropist Cheri Fox: We want to get the ball rolling, but to let it have a life of is own.It’s 11:15 pm, and Cheri Fox
Bringing peace to the world is usually the preserve of political or religious ideologues – certainly well outside the domain of mathematicians. But this is the theme of the lecture that Prof. Robert J. Aumann of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem will deliver next week when he receives his Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences in Stockholm.
Prof. Mel Rosenberg indulges in his passion for music – ‘[Israel is] a whole country full of off the wall people.’Dr. Mel Rosenberg has a
Yigal Azroul – I believe that everybody in this world has a purpose or function and I guess this was my function.September’s New York Fashion
Dr. Raymond Kaempfer: I knew that I wanted to make a contribution beyond my personal ambitions and goals.As a young boy who spent the early
Sobhi Bahloul: I believe that language learning is a tool for strengthening ties between the two peoples and spreading peace.As a Tel Aviv University master’s
Doron Almog and his son Eran – ‘Taking care of my boy – that’s the most immense challenge I’ve ever faced.’Major General Doron Almog has
Elisha Wetherhorn proudly displays his urban tricycle. ‘I decided that three wheels would make it easier to fold, and would give me potential for a
Orna Ben-Ami working in her studio in the industrial section of Ramat Hasharon.A loud, busy, industrial area full of garages and equipment repair shops isn’t
Etgarim helps the disabled fulfill their dreams through kayaking, parasailing, skiing, scuba diving and skydiving.Israeli youngsters regularly tour the country’s natural and historical sites as
Martial arts expert Danny Hakim believes that traditional Japanese Budo can help Arab and Jewish children bridge cultural and political differences. To some the idea