18 outdoor workout spots keeping Israelis fit during Covid
The gyms may be closed but residents of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem are working out al fresco this winter, thanks to mild weather.
The gyms may be closed but residents of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem are working out al fresco this winter, thanks to mild weather.
Over the past year, ISRAEL21c’s 21see video network brought Israeli culture and cuisine to wherever you are. Find out which ones were your favorites.
The UAE’s decision to allow large events cemented its status as the place to say ‘I do’ for Israelis newly permitted entry, until travel rules tightened.
Healthcare workers at Tel Aviv hospital celebrate vaccine arrival as third lockdown looms.
Haifa Museum of Art explores our fragile existence and the strangeness the global pandemic has brought to even the most private of spaces.
Although the traditional parade, holiday market and mass prayers are off, Jesus’ hometown is keeping things cheery, in line with regulations of course.
Despite the pandemic, tens of thousands of Israelis fly to the previously forbidden United Arab Emirates.
Four Israeli supermarkets sell their customers pesticide-free greens and herbs grown inside an indoor vertical farm set up in a trailer just outside their doors.
ISRAEL21c student intern Tess Levy takes to the streets of Tel Aviv to find out which tunes her Israeli peers are addicted to right now.
Israeli attorney says her unusual line of jewelry ‘reminds us that we have the same roots, history and values.’
Covid-19 prompts Safed gallery owner to offer a therapeutic, meditative and spiritual artistic experience to heal body, heart, mind and soul.
‘The sounds and smells were all familiar, but the sights were punctuated with small changes that the dastardly coronavirus has brought upon us.’
Ganit Goldstein and her software engineer brother, Yoav, teamed up to create a unique virtual reality exhibition of her 3D-printed garment collection.
With bars and restaurants still closed, a new municipality initiative offers couples a unique dating solution in the best possible location – the beach.
New study examines how parents deal with the difficult and desperate times of corona through black humor.