Made in Israel: fitness idol Gilad
Starring in the 30th season of Hawaii-based ‘Bodies in Motion,’ Gilad Janklowicz reflects on the inbred chutzpah that led him to international fame.
Abigail Klein Leichman, a writer and associate editor at ISRAEL21c from August 2010 until her retirement in March 2024, moved to Israel in 2007. She has freelanced for a variety of newspapers and periodicals since 1984.
Starring in the 30th season of Hawaii-based ‘Bodies in Motion,’ Gilad Janklowicz reflects on the inbred chutzpah that led him to international fame.
A new Brandeis-Israel research initiative funds two innovative research collaborations in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s to better grasp the science of brain disorders.
B-Lite inventor says ISRAEL21c coverage, the first in the English-language press, was widely reprinted and prompted inquiries from several countries.
T.E.A.M. Israel launches Israel’s first equestrian team with a design contest for the competition jacket the riders will wear as they aim for Olympic glory.
When it comes to finding and paying for parking spots in cities all over the world, Israeli technologies like Anagog, Parko and Pango are leading the way.
Developing African nations depend on Israeli technological, humanitarian, medical, ecological and agricultural advances in virtually every aspect of life.
Israeli experts train local healthcare workers, clergy, teachers, counselors how to get communities back on their feet following a disaster.
Cloud-based platform links your devices to deliver smart services, from monitoring sleeping babies to detecting suspicious activity in your house.
Other events this year in Israel: A vegan cookout for Independence Day and a Vegan-Mobile traveling the length of the country.
Prof. Hossam Haick, the Technion’s rising star in nanotechnology, believes the young Arab generation is thirsting for advanced scientific knowledge.
Jerusalem-based Aerodentis offers a high-tech alternative to clunky orthodontic braces, and you only wear it while you’re sleeping.
The call-and-messaging startup just acquired for $900 million never got a cent in VC funds, and is based in Cyprus though its founders are Israeli.
‘People can hear certain Israeli elements in our music, but we all just speak the language of music, and that has no borders or boundaries,’ says the saxophonist.
Former Keter plastics executives turn their expertise into a humanitarian project to help millions of disabled children in developing countries get to school.
A new air-tight system for administering hazardous drugs is made in Israel and distributed in hospitals and clinics worldwide.