The only woman on the GT Factory Racing Enduro team is Israeli
Mountain biker Noga Korem competes in the Enduro World Series known for its heart-stopping uphills, downhills, turns and drops.
The people of Israel are innovative, creative, concerned and involved. Come and meet some of the most interesting individuals in the country.
Mountain biker Noga Korem competes in the Enduro World Series known for its heart-stopping uphills, downhills, turns and drops.
Israel’s first Olympic medalist, judoka Yael Arad, was born one month before the Six-Day War and started learning judo at age 8.
Dov Moran, inventor of the USB flash drive, recalls his early years where he grew up living in a tiny apartment sharing a room with his grandfather.
About 400 Israeli startups or tech companies now operate in the UK, primarily in greater London.
Turning 30 just before the start of the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, Bychenko is widely considered Israel’s strongest contender.
Eight years ago, Lucire featured Gal Gadot on their cover, just as she was making a splash in Hollywood. Now, as part of their 20th anniversary, the magazine looks back at the interview.
Award-winning Israeli musician Orit Wolf believes that to survive in the 21st century business world, ‘you have to be amazing, just like a performer.’
About 250 Israeli-founded companies in the greater Boston area contribute significantly to the Massachusetts economy and innovation ecosystem.
What makes peace? The answer, according to businessman Stef Wertheimer, is jobs.
Alex Meitlis installed a riot of mirrors, a hand-painted floor, sculptured cardboard bar legs and a beaded chandelier in Aviv Moshe’s latest eatery.
Meet Haim Silberstein, who is helping to build ISRAEL21c’s new video platform to share stories of modern Israeli culture.
She juggles fire, dives with sharks, cares for rescued turtles – and she loves sharing the hip side of Israel with our viewers.
Prizewinning Israeli harpist Noa Gabay will represent Israel at the Focus on Youth event at the 13th World Harp Congress in Hong Kong this summer.
To celebrate Israel’s 69th birthday, we’ve put together a stunning slideshow to share with you 69 reasons why we love the country.
Liat Mordechay Hertanu and husband Gilad had three kids within four years. Their multilingual personal assistant aids busy people like themselves.