At new Israeli camp, fun conquers disease
Jewish, Muslim and Christian kids leave illness at the door when they come to Jordan River Village for a free week of medically supervised activities.
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Jewish, Muslim and Christian kids leave illness at the door when they come to Jordan River Village for a free week of medically supervised activities.
A new Israeli study shows that professional reporters can’t be beat for the job of getting out a daily newspaper.
Israeli mountain-climber Nadav Ben Yehuda trained for two years to scale Mount Everest. He gave up that dream 300 meters from the summit to save the life of a Turkish climber.
A cooperative triangle involving Jordan, Israel and the US turns its attention to producing alternative fuels for the two Mideast neighbors.
This year’s Cycling for Peace group bike ride had a star celebrity – Gilad Shalit – and was joined by a record number of Arab Israeli citizens.
A futuristic Israeli medical device enabled a British paraplegic to walk the entire route of the 2012 London Marathon.
Israeli experts are part of a team studying a South African cave thought to be the earliest example of a place used for cooking and maybe socializing.
USAID awards a three-year grant to a Bedouin professor’s peace-building project between Israeli and Palestinian human-services providers.
There’s nothing else quite like Jerusalem’s Yad Hamoreh, where children with severe to moderate autism are integrated into a mainstream public school.
Teenagers from a Bedouin community challenge norms with their unique take on a comic masterpiece.
DogTV, a new Israeli production, is being test-marketed on pets in San Diego ahead of a US rollout by Time Warner and Cox Communications.
Filmmaker Amit Shalev is taking his family on a six-month trip to find the heart of Israel. The adventure will be shared via Facebook.
Can a Facebook dialogue defuse the threat of nuclear war? Tel Aviv dad Ronny Edry thinks it’s worth a try.
The new African nation of South Sudan welcomes Israeli experts on gender violence to come and train local social workers.
A proposed cross-border ecological park on the banks of the troubled Kishon River could repair more than the polluted water.