French photographer spotlights Israeli jazz musicians
Israeli Jazz, Raphael Perez’s book containing photos and biographies of 65 Israeli jazz musicians, will be published in English, French and Hebrew next February.
Israeli Jazz, Raphael Perez’s book containing photos and biographies of 65 Israeli jazz musicians, will be published in English, French and Hebrew next February.
If you need a one-stop shop for a t-shirt, menorah, lampshade and beer – not to mention globes, pillows and funky socks – hit the flea market.
Tom Orbach, 27, built his viral post generator as a spoof of cringey content and people adored it. About a week later, the site was acquired.
The magnificent migration in northern Israel can now be viewed from anywhere via a network of HD cameras.
Fully automatic micro-roaster uses AI and provides on-demand roasting just before the cup of coffee is made to provide the freshest taste.
In-game creation platform Overwolf surprises employees by adopting 130 endangered Ethiopian wolves – one for every member of the staff.
Tall, hardy, beautiful sea squills bloom in August and September, harbingers of the cooler rainy season just around the corner.
Nonprofit website designed in reaction to recent uptick in layoffs at Israeli high-tech companies.
Born in Terminal 3, Nasrallah likes to sit on the counters and pose for selfies, but soon she’s going home with the couple who met on her account.
Every summer, Israel’s Mediterranean coast fills with jellyfish, but this year’s swarm is worse than ever with factors such as climate change and pollution to blame.
This year’s Design Week focused on time, space and identity, featuring displays ranging from bug-shaped pralines to a bamboo wish tree.
Zumu aims to change the concept of a museum from an elitist institution into a dynamic cultural center that reflects each hosting community.
Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem welcomes first cousins born hours apart; they are each the fourth child of their mothers.
Meet Eran Grebler, the only artist in Israel (and perhaps the world) specializing in creating dreidels not just for Hanukkah, but all year round.
Spirulina innovator SimpliiGood aims to up the fish substitute game with smoked salmon from nutritious, sustainably grown blue-green algae.