A delightful retrospective of Israeli Jewish New Year cards
The tradition of giving hard-copy Rosh Hashana cards has nearly disappeared but these charmingly kitschy greetings are enjoying a second life online.
The tradition of giving hard-copy Rosh Hashana cards has nearly disappeared but these charmingly kitschy greetings are enjoying a second life online.
Incredibowl makes going green much tastier with edible tableware both savory and sweet.
‘It is more about what you see in front of you than the brand of the camera. This is an ability you can develop with time,’ says Alon Yasovsky.
Welcome New Year 5779 with this playlist of songs that covers the sweet, the contemplative and the joyous vibes of Rosh Hashana.
Facebook and the National Library of Israel posts photos of schoolchildren taken between the 1950s and 1990s, inviting the public to identify them.
‘It is clear to me that the things we experienced together and individually as a result of the illness strengthened us as a couple,’ says newlywed.
In his stories and paintings of childhood objects, artist Yoel Gilinsky explores Israel’s history through the lens of his personal history.
For their final project at Shenkar College, design students paired up to make adaptive outfits for some of Israel’s top athletes with disabilities.
ISRAEL21c visits Israeli farm country, where a revived and thriving agriculture industry benefits Jewish and Arab residents.
In honor of the Jewish holiday of romance, ISRAEL21c brings you photos of happy couples in the Holy Land from 1933 until the present day.
In honor of Tu b’Av, the Jewish holiday of romance, use our recommendations and playlist to set the right mood, Israeli-style.
One of Israel’s biggest cemeteries features alongside nine others to visit before you die.
In the early 1980s, Israel’s Mossad spy agency ran a diving resort in Sudan for the sole purpose of spiriting Ethiopian Jews to safety. Sounds like a feature film? Now it is.
Israel Nature and Parks Authority marine ranger comes across the huge fish while collecting old fishing traps in the Gulf of Eilat.
How do Israelis cope with the heat during the intense summer months? Find out here.