The 24-year-old Israeli bringing life lessons into schools
Noa Hilzenrat found school deadly boring and wanted to quit. Instead, she figured out how to help herself and wrote a book describing how she did it.
Diana Bletter is the author of books including A Remarkable Kindness and The Invisible Thread: A Portrait of Jewish American Women, a National Jewish Book Award nominee. A graduate of Cornell University and resident of Israel since 1991, her work has appeared in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Commentary and many other publications.
Noa Hilzenrat found school deadly boring and wanted to quit. Instead, she figured out how to help herself and wrote a book describing how she did it.
Two Israeli oral and maxillofacial surgeons introduce real-time remote assistance for complex surgeries in Equatorial Guinea.
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Israel Museum, and various galleries have scooped up the emotional, vivid award-winning works of Nirit Takele.
Soom Foods started when Jackie Zitelman’s sisters, visiting her in Israel, tasted the best carrot cake ever – and found out the secret ingredient.
Artist Tal Tenne Czaczkes made the sculpture for the Tel Aviv-Yafo municipality, which voted to outlaw single-use plastic on bathing beaches.
Nonprofit website designed in reaction to recent uptick in layoffs at Israeli high-tech companies.
Complex houses a new hotel and an active archeological site where visitors can have a first-century Galilee experience in the 21st century.
The famous Israeli entrepreneur predicts lab-grown diamonds will be increasingly popular for environmental and humanitarian reasons, especially among millennials and Gen Zers.
An Israeli mom was motivated to find a solution for the 91 percent of plastic that does not get recycled at the end of its life.
The Formula Student competition in Europe this summer is a platform for new technological developments.
May Piamenta has developed a mobile app that helps companies in 20 countries encourage employees to volunteer.
Excavations near Temple Mount also unearth a pool built by Roman Legion, and a Byzantine lamp inscribed ‘The light of Christ shines for all.’
SenseIT emulates how people with disabilities use apps and websites, and suggests adjustments that can open them up to everyone, whatever their capabilities.
Mixing the new with the old gives this Israeli Druze town a ‘glocal’ feel that visitors love.
The exhibition events on the Netanya beach are an initiative of the Israel Life Saving Federation, which seeks to prevent drownings.