
16 Arabs from Israel making a difference on the world stage
Meet some remarkable Druze, Muslim and Christian scientists, media experts, techies, film stars and athletes from Israel.
The people of Israel are innovative, creative, concerned and involved. Come and meet some of the most interesting individuals in the country.

Meet some remarkable Druze, Muslim and Christian scientists, media experts, techies, film stars and athletes from Israel.

High-tech wearable art from Israeli avant-garde designer Noa Raviv is hailed across the world.

22-year-old Israeli joins an international team to save refugees clinging to life on over-packed dinghies in Mediterranean waters.

Touring the US this summer in a rented SUV with a portable stage, Peabody Prof. Amit Peled will perform in out-of-the-way places as Casals often did.

Providing a workplace for qualified Bedouins gives them a chance to prove their skills in app and web development, quality assurance.

Israeli contemporary sculptor-painter says his universal language of playfulness, humor and optimism is meant for the public at large.

Israeli student Sharona Levinbaum is whipping up a global audience with her outrageous dessert food photos and videos.

Small changes in our environment nudge us subtly towards big differences in behavior, according to three of the world’s leading behavioral economists.

Yael Vizel’s revolutionary fashion-tech, Zeekit, lets customers try on clothes online virtually before they buy.

‘It’s a fully immersive theatrical dance experience where everyone comes away with the feeling of having been a part of an actual soccer game.’

‘We gotta stop that s—,’ raps Rinat Gutman at the end of her new music video targeting the abuse of women by men in positions of authority

Designer Danit Peleg, 27, goes viral with her complete line of ready-to-wear styles made on 3D printers in her Tel Aviv home

In a rags-to-riches turnabout, Sofia Mechetner catches the eye of Christian Dior and models haute couture on Paris Fashion Week runway

When an Israeli goes missing or gets into trouble anywhere in the world, families and insurance companies turn immediately to Hilik Magnus for help.

The lead guitarist has come a long way from his days as a ‘kikarist,’ hanging out late at night in Kikar Zion (Zion Square) in Jerusalem.