Israel’s Italian bridge to Europe
According to the Israel-Italy Chamber of Commerce, similarities between the two countries in geography, mentality and culture pave a smooth road to business ties. Torino
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.
According to the Israel-Italy Chamber of Commerce, similarities between the two countries in geography, mentality and culture pave a smooth road to business ties. Torino
An Israeli company is receiving major attention and dollars to develop a small, low-cost device that could be a boon for wind farms across the
Avishai Trabelsi abandoned the catwalk for a career marketing his father’s designer fruits and vegetables. Brought up on a farm, Avishai Trabelsi turned to modeling
Israeli rescue organization ZAKA is now training volunteers from minority communities to be first responders in the wake of tragedy. A Bedouin volunteer joining one
Experts at transforming the disadvantages of the desert into advantages, Israel is sharing its solutions for the growing problem of desertification with the world.
There will be two Israeli-Americans among the 10 scientists to receive the US National Medal of Science from President Barack Obama. Nominated by the chancellor
An Israeli doctor directing a Health Center at McGill University in Montreal may have stumbled onto a natural, dietary approach to pain-prevention.
A lone Israeli among China’s thousands of kung fu adherents, Shmuel Shoshtari was thrilled to be his country’s flag bearer at the martial art’s main
Once a backwater, today the Holon metropolis is attracting international attention with its cornucopia of cultural centers, and there’s a lot more on the drawing board.
Having suffered punishing forest fires through a record-breaking hot summer, Israel is sharing its firefighting expertise with the international community.
Convinced that compassion for animals will positively impact society, Khaya Dinsky tirelessly volunteers for their cause, giving a helping hand in times of trauma. Khaya
Eleven Israeli marine researchers took to the Mediterranean Sea aboard the Robert Ballard owned research ship, the Nautilus, and discovered many unexpected surprises.
In his upcoming film Jerusalem I Love You, Scott Berrie will present works by noted writers about falling in love in Jerusalem. Movie producer Scott
Israeli researchers find girls can be trained to narrow the gender gap separating them from boys in the realm of spatial abilities, holding out hope
Carmel Winery walked in to the Decanter World Wine Awards expecting a regional prize, and walked off with the main trophy. Decanter called it the