Dazzling light show brings King David alive in Jerusalem
New multimedia experience at the Tower of David Museum is the largest installation of 18,000-lumen single-chip M-Vision Laser projectors in the world.
New multimedia experience at the Tower of David Museum is the largest installation of 18,000-lumen single-chip M-Vision Laser projectors in the world.
New exhibit of unusual collection of Haggadot draw parallels between the Passover story and the events leading up to the establishment of Israel.
As one of the favorites to win, Netta Barzilai’s ‘Toy’ is getting international attention for its poppy, quirky tune and female-empowering lyrics.
Social media star Sharona Levinbaum prepares the ultimate Passover dessert: A decadent Matzah Tower.
25 women from Jerusalem Arab neighborhoods took a pilot course at Hadassah Medical Center to design, fund and launch community health initiatives.
Running in modest attire, Beatie Deutsch ran the 2018 Jerusalem Winner Marathon in 3:09 and the 2017 Tel Aviv Marathon while seven months pregnant.
Glimpses of Israeli pop culture show how this pervasive issue affected Israel in years past and the heartening progress made in recent years.
In the early months of the year, Israel is transformed from a dry, brown desert into a stunning landscape of green.
Israeli street artist Elior Yosef’s intricately painted surfboards caught the eye of the ‘Wonder Woman’ star, leading to international inquiries.
Not the pungent French or Italian truffles from your expensive truffle butter, these are native to the Negev. And that’s not the only distinction.
Wacky costumes, colorful parades and lively street parties throughout the land mark the joyous Jewish holiday of Purim.
Zipporah Zabari went from delivering milk to being elected Queen Esther in Tel Aviv and later became an actress and circus performer.
Alexei Bychenko and Daniel Samohin didn’t get a turn on the podium but they made history for gliding into the top 15 for men’s singles.
Belong’s free app provides all the resources cancer patients need in one place.
The holiday inaugurated in 1951 was adapted in the 1990s to new Israeli family norms, reflecting the country’s social and cultural changes.