The Tel Aviv neighborhood that flourished during Covid
ISRAEL21c intern Tess Levy finds that the hip neighborhood of Florentin managed to maintain its usual energy and even attract outsiders during the pandemic.
ISRAEL21c intern Tess Levy finds that the hip neighborhood of Florentin managed to maintain its usual energy and even attract outsiders during the pandemic.
Relate makes software design and development easier with a platform that generates code as you move visual elements around.
Pilot Tomer Zadok shares a few of his aerial photographs showing magnificent views from a unique perspective high in the sky.
When Covid-19 struck, Michael Matias began interviewing thought leaders on Zoom, discovering that passion and curiosity is everything.
Put the sweets away and reach for a fruit and nut nutrition bar spiked with herbal extracts catered to your precise needs.
Israeli Arab Rami Yihya refused payment for prayer space job, saying he doesn’t take money for holy work.
The warm relationship developing between Israel and UAE and Bahrain has led to a rise in the number of businesspeople in the Gulf learning Hebrew online.
Walking the circular sculpture path, in person or virtually, allows visitors to explore the dialogue between material and natural beauty.
Einstein: Visualize the Impossible, an immersive digital platform, planned by Hebrew University to mark centennial of Einstein’s Nobel Prize.
Sculptor Dan Reisner was so horrified by the footage of the police killing of George Floyd, that he immediately set out to memorialize it.
The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel not only protects and preserves but also documents the beauty of the land in pictures.
Noa Toledo, a former pole vaulter turns into an online sensation thanks to fun dance routines performed while dangling off skyscrapers.
In Covid times, the usual tradition of visiting sukkot around Israel is out of the question. But a new Facebook group enables everyone to make a virtual visit instead. Join us on a tour.
Photographer Ayala Fishaimer tells ISRAEL21c about catching candid wildlife moments, traveling the world and finding great material right near home.
Date-picking season, called gadid in Hebrew, starts in late summer and continues all the way to October. And it’s no easy feat.