New phone? Israel Ganot lets you ‘Gazelle’ the old one
He cut his entrepreneurial teeth in his dad’s Carmel Market stall, got a Harvard MBA and founded the largest site for trading in electronics.
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.
He cut his entrepreneurial teeth in his dad’s Carmel Market stall, got a Harvard MBA and founded the largest site for trading in electronics.
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. Find out about the most promising research in Israel to find preventions, treatments and cures.
Ilya Grad was recently crowned the world’s best Thai boxer as well as one of the world’s 50 most gorgeous and talented Jewish men.
Handpicked artisans at the new studio and retail facility also volunteer in local schools, teaching skills from PhotoShop to knitting.
Chefs born in Israel are cooking and baking their way to fame in the fine-dining world of the United States and United Kingdom.
Can’t stand the racket? Israeli noise-cancelling technology is going into almost everything from home appliances to airplane seats.
Israel’s Insightec is transforming the operating room with an ultrasound technology enabling surgeons to destroy tumors and cysts without incisions.
A nutritional and cosmetic supplement produced at Israel’s Kibbutz Ketura is at the heart of a $50 million international deal.
Only 2% of the trees that once blanketed the land survived centuries of deforestation. Here we get to know 10 of the most remarkable ones.
Pharmacist, philanthropist and family man, Dr. Fischer tells ISRAEL12c about his products’ recent debut in the US market.
Israel’s LOTEM built a unique accessible eco-farm and hiking trail so that people with disabilities can enjoy the great outdoors.
Aside from its many religious pilgrimage sites for Jews and Christians, Tiberias is a prime location for water recreation.
Some of the best brains in Israel will spend the next 10 years devoted to a multinational effort to advance the understanding of the human mind.
Years of efforts by a team of experts turns Tel Aviv’s Yarkon River from a collapsed ecosystem into an attractive recreation and nature spot.
The newest pin on the Google-Israel map aims to contribute toward future Israeli tech innovation.