
Israel national bike team builds cycling center in Rwanda
First-of-its-kind Field of Dreams Bike Center in Bugesera, Rwanda, inaugurated in emotional ceremony.
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.

First-of-its-kind Field of Dreams Bike Center in Bugesera, Rwanda, inaugurated in emotional ceremony.

Thrifting is the biggest trend in shopping. When you’re in Israel, look for super bargains at shops run by and for nonprofit organizations.

Clearance paves way for commercialization in US of world’s only system to gauge patients’ pain when they cannot communicate.

A sensor-based monitoring and alert system, without cameras or wearables, can keep tabs individually on two elders in one household.

Israeli photography teachers volunteered to celebrate and bring awareness to parasports athletes in honor of Independence Day.

FIFA Foundation Community Programme gives The Equalizer $30,000 in support of its soccer, values and education programs for disadvantaged kids.

Instead of causing health and environmental problems in landfills, sludge from wastewater treatment plants in Brazil will help farmers grow crops.

In his ‘Aligning the World’ series, photographer Teddy Cohen shoots the world from a crooked angle.

6,000 expected at 21st annual networking event to explore life-sciences and health-tech trends and 15 topics ranging from medical robots to longevity.

New line offers guided tours of sites such as the Old City, Mount of Olives, Sacher Park, Knesset and Mount Herzl national cemetery.

Graffiti artists and photographer choose Israel’s Dead Sea as the backdrop for original projects bringing attention to the salty lake’s woes.

Berman’s Flags and Embroidery was founded in Jerusalem in 1944 by Polish refugees, producing Israeli and other types of flags for special occasions.

WSC Sports wins award for AI-ML Curation of Sports Highlights at the 74th Technology & Engineering Emmys.

Inscription on clay jar discovered near ancient Jerusalem Temple site implies connection between Israel under Solomonic reign and Kingdom of Sheba.

Balena’s BioCir compostable and flexible thermoplastic material, and its BioCycling end-of-life solution, won in the fashion category.