Writer: Karin Kloosterman

An ear to Israel in Azerbaijan

A team of Israeli speech and hearing specialists is restoring the hearing of adults and kids in predominantly Muslim Azerbaijan, far from the ears of

The engineer who makes wine

By day, he’s a civil engineer. By night, Israeli Doron Yitzhaki is a winemaker, with a new label of blended global wines made from the

Dialysis for our city aquifers

An Israeli engineer has developed a water harvesting and treatment system to collect and clean urban rainwater that he says could work in cities from

On the wings of an albatross

Former army helicopter pilot Duby Tal so identifies with the albatross that he named his aerial photography company after the rare bird and soared to

Designs on sand

A new museum designed by the internationally renowned Ron Arad opens in Israel next year, as a showcase for some of the best design work

Boys made of steel may lack iron

An Israeli physician finds that athletic teenage boys may be at serious risk for iron deficiency, but once identified, it’s a condition that is easy

Fly with the sun at Israel’s airport

Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport is cashing in on a government initiative by installing solar panels to produce clean electricity that will help the environment and

Helping bookworms hit the books

The Israeli-American company Ex Libris has become the heart of many a library system, streamlining the location, management and distribution of print and digital content.