Israeli teen wins $7K prize in quest to democratize space
‘Pioneer was founded to support ambitious people on the frontier. A 17-year-old building microsatellites is an almost perfect depiction of that.’
‘Pioneer was founded to support ambitious people on the frontier. A 17-year-old building microsatellites is an almost perfect depiction of that.’
Two manuscripts that survived against all odds through time and space are the focus of a new exhibition at the Israel Museum.
A coin cache, Greek inscription and Roman mosaic floor were uncovered, and vaults reconstructed, during the overhaul of the Israeli historical site.
For a few glorious years, the city of Haifa gave Tel Aviv’s Adloyada Purim parade stiff competition with its Shavuot street celebration, Bikurim.
‘Gather’ brings global location-independent workers to an Israeli kibbutz for a month and offers classes, volunteer opportunities and day trips.
Over 1 million photographs of Israel’s early years are waiting to be explored at Tel Aviv’s PhotoHouse gallery and store.
Weedley’s cannabis oil drops, balms and treats derived from organic whole hemp claim to ease cat, dog and horse problems from anxiety to arthritis.
Eurovision hoopla overshadowed the fact that our region experienced a tremblor. It was hardly the first; here are photos of a 1927 quake in Israel.
The tomb of a real-life Harry Potter who was stationed with the British Army in pre-state Israel is one of the country’s most unusual tourist attractions.
Ahead of this year’s song contest in Tel Aviv, here is a retrospective about the winners, losers, politics and songwriting secrets of Eurovision.
A building set for demolition gets a temporary new life as a huge canvas for artists who turned it into a week-long exhibition.
The venue for Europe’s biggest song competition has a history that stretches back almost to the city’s founding.
Ultra-marathon runner Michael Wardian traversed the length of Israel in just 10 days, but still managed to enjoy its culture, people and sights.
New technologies help locate long-lost relatives fallen in Israel’s wars and map all of Israel’s cemeteries.
Artists collective fills Hamiffal art and cultural center with an ever-evolving jumble of genres and works in progress.