How chutzpah beat death at the peak of Mount Everest
The first Israeli woman to scale the world’s tallest mountain, Danielle Wolfson nearly ran out of oxygen before reaching the top.
The people of Israel are innovative, creative, concerned and involved. Come and meet some of the most interesting individuals in the country.
The first Israeli woman to scale the world’s tallest mountain, Danielle Wolfson nearly ran out of oxygen before reaching the top.
Netanel Moshe Sagi’s holistic retreat on Cozumel offers wellness and nature activities and houses a sanctuary for an endangered forest pollinator.
Dead Sea Revival Project runs photo contest as part of its drive to build a museum in Arad aimed at sparking action for a sea in danger of extinction.
This tiny religious and ethnic minority makes an outsized contribution to Israel in every field of endeavor.
Adventurer and inspirational speaker Roei ‘Jinji’ Sadan, 39, was fatally injured on March 10. His healthy heart, lungs and kidneys were donated.
Itamar Borochov fuses the Mideast-North African synagogue music of his Jaffa childhood with the American jazz of Armstrong, Davis and Coltrane.
‘If you’re daring enough and want to make a fashion statement, a hat is the most standout item to do that with,’ says the Israeli designer.
Going to a foreign country alone is hard enough in normal times. Yet Danya Belkin came anyway and is interning for ISRAEL21c through Aardvark Israel.
Guardicore’s Ola Sergatchov discusses being a high-tech exec, changes in cybersecurity and the integration of religious women into the Startup Nation.
Noa Toledo, a former pole vaulter turns into an online sensation thanks to fun dance routines performed while dangling off skyscrapers.
Amos Nachoum uses photos and expeditions to correct misconceptions regarding land and sea creatures and to encourage conservation.
Raised on a communal kibbutz, Maayan Sherris rebelled against uniformity and creates fun, functional, flattering swimwear for real women’s bodies.
‘I look for vehicles that appeal to massive audiences as a way of showcasing Israel,’ says Sylvan Adams.
Born on route to Israel in the midst of Operation Solomon, Ethiopian Israeli Ashagar Araro is determined to challenge stereotypes.
The man who created a life-changing emergency response organization, United Hatzalah, talks about his life-changing month as a coronavirus patient.