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From weight-loss devices to robotic bees and e-foil surfing, ISRAEL21c kept its readers informed and entertained despite it being one of Israel’s hardest years.
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From weight-loss devices to robotic bees and e-foil surfing, ISRAEL21c kept its readers informed and entertained despite it being one of Israel’s hardest years.
Stained-glass windows adorn places of worship for all three monotheistic religions, and their beauty is peaceful and inspiring.
To celebrate Christmas, we’ve put together a list of nine of Israel’s most interesting and beautiful churches.
Israel’s only certified Santa Claus is determined to spread a message of hope, love and peace from the city of Jerusalem, especially now in these dark times.
Midbarium Desert Animal Park, originally set to open in Beersheva in November, remains shut while all the animals must be cared for despite daily rocket attacks.
On Saturday, terror group Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel. Over 1,200 Israelis are dead, 3,000 wounded, 150 taken hostage and the country is at war.
The Israel Primate Sanctuary has been rescuing monkeys and baboons for 27 years, providing them with a comfortable and much-needed shelter.
The Jewish state becomes the 41st country to be admitted into the Visa Waiver Program, making visits to the United States less cumbersome and costly.
Jerusalem Open House is a rare opportunity to explore fascinating interiors, while Zedekiah’s Cave and a new exhibition on food will delight you.
The sukkah, which can house up to 650 people, will be open to the public during the intermediate days of the Sukkot holiday.
While the four species make a seven-day appearance come fall, their growth is a year-long project that requires care and attention throughout.
New airline will serve Israel’s north with low-cost, nonstop service to popular areas such as Eilat and Cyprus.
Tel Aviv’s historic district balances modernity with resilient landmarks reflecting its cultural and artistic legacy.
ISRAEL21c summer intern Rachel Fisher walked around Israel’s three largest cities looking for doors that stand out for their unique charm and beauty.
The new library has a distinctive curved roof shaped like an open book, 11-story structure—with six floors above ground and five below, and opens in late October.