
Technion scientists let loose with egg-splat contest
Sometimes, the guys and girls at the cutting edge of science just wanna have fun. And what’s more fun that dropping a raw egg from 40 meters?

Sometimes, the guys and girls at the cutting edge of science just wanna have fun. And what’s more fun that dropping a raw egg from 40 meters?

Born on the day Netta Barzilai won the Eurovision Song Contest, the newborn giraffe is named in honor of the winning Israeli song.

It’s not just Meghan who looked like a queen on her wedding day. ISRAEL21c takes a tour with the Israel Museum to see how brides have been dressing like royalty for decades.

Take a look at the vibrant, bursting-with-goodness results of the miraculous greening of the desert in modern Israel.

10-day intercontinental project used a robot to enable high school students to engage in scientific experimentation together across the miles.

The flags, bearing 200,000 signatures and blessings for the future, are going into a time capsule to be opened on Israel’s centenary.

Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv presents ‘A Toast to Israel!’ displaying the lifestyle, culture and history of Israel in its bygone days.

Israeli photographer Eitan Vitkon’s works at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot include buildings that look like they’re melting or dancing.

The history of Israeli Internet, and how to preserve our digital content, is the subject of an upcoming international conference and online exhibit.

Free nationwide lecture series is designed to awaken Israel’s Y and Z generations out of their peace slumber.

Israel’s impressive lineup of concerts is bringing world famous musical artists from across the world to the Holy Land, some for the first time ever.

Set atop Mount Herzl in Jerusalem, Kimmel Eshkolot Architects’ spiraling memorial dedicated to Israel’s fallen soldiers is now open to the public.

From somber to psychedelic, here’s a selection of the most significant and artistic posters celebrating the modern state of Israel.

From the Judean desert to the Negev and Arava, there is much to discover within Israel’s desert landscapes.

Cyber-ed program gives youth from peripheral areas training for well-paying positions at major companies even before they enter the army.