Postcard from Israel: Spring in the Negev
Take a spin with ISRAEL21c through the Red South Festival to see the brilliant wildflowers adding surprising color to the desert.
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Take a spin with ISRAEL21c through the Red South Festival to see the brilliant wildflowers adding surprising color to the desert.
In the Golan Heights, the soil, altitude and climate prove ideal for making internationally award-winning wines for more than 30 years.
‘I enjoyed learning about how direct Israelis are, and the laid-back work environment that helps promote creativity,’ says one visiting US student.
ISRAEL21c tours the ancient port city to see how the already popular seaside tourist stop is getting more attractive by the day.
Twelve 9,000-year-old stone masks unearthed in the Judean Hills and desert are exhibited together for the first time ever, at the Israel Museum.
The Rabin Center and Israeli Museum in Ramat Aviv has an innovative way of illustrating each decade of Yitzhak Rabin’s life.
Every chocoholic fantasy you can imagine was answered at Israel’s recent Chocolate Festival. Chocolate tahini, anyone?
Chefs at 70 Tel Aviv-Jaffa eateries have thrown the kitchen doors wide open to the public at a new behind-the-scenes event.
Voluntourists to Israel are sure to return home with a better experience of how to share responsibility to heal, repair and transform the world.
The much-visited Trumpeldor Cemetery is the final resting place for Tel Aviv’s most famous citizens, including singer Arik Einstein.
Items include fragments from Dead Sea Scrolls, Septuagint, early New Testament Scriptures, Cairo genizah, illuminated biblical manuscripts and Gutenberg Bible.
Vertigo Ecological Arts Village welcomes visitors to take part in anything from mud-building and green-tech sessions to dance.
Art-loving tourists from around the globe have been making the new wing of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art a top priority on their itineraries.
Neot Semadar, an ecological collective community, is more than just a kibbutz with a weird, colorful tower in the middle of nowhere.
The Tiberias Marathon is January 10. Events in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Eilat, Ein Gedi, the Jezreel Valley and the Arava follow.