A peace program where technology and dialog meet
Tech2Peace brushes up the tech skills of Israeli and Palestinian 20-somethings, while also giving them an opportunity to see Israeli life from a completely different perspective.
Naama Barak is a writer at ISRAEL21c. A PhD student at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, she loves all things history and politics. Food and fashion come a close second. Prior to joining ISRAEL21c, Naama worked for Israel’s leading English-language dailies and cutting-edge startups.
Tech2Peace brushes up the tech skills of Israeli and Palestinian 20-somethings, while also giving them an opportunity to see Israeli life from a completely different perspective.
From a 15th century feminist prayer book and a Qur’an commissioned by a great lady to the works of an illustrator and a national hero, there’s plenty to be proud of.
The anemone floor mosaic at a former Byzantine stop for rest of prayer gets a modern makeover for modern-day travellers.
Lonah Chemtai Salpeter took up running as a hobby less than 10 years ago. Now, she is one of Israel’s top athletes and has her eyes set on the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Catwalk to take city by storm for 12th time, accompanied by panels on sustainable technology, female entrepreneurship and women’s health.
Gamifying the experience of a balance board makes users more engaged, leading to better results and helping in rehab and fall prevention.
Global survey shows that latest generation to enter the workforce is interested in flexibility, and not necessarily in a university degree.
It’s one of the most beautiful marathons in the world, so why not join us on a picture tour of some of the sites from now and in days gone by.
From slippers to sunscreen, shawls to white tees, make sure to arrive here in style for all seasons.
The newly identified Micrelapidae family likely originated in Africa 50 million years ago, with some members traveling to Israel and its neighbors.
From far up north all the way down to the south, the country is brimming with stunning locations for a glass or two.
Founded by former Microsoft execs, the $10 billion company provides organizations with a security platform to identify and remove risks in the cloud.
Scientists use deep learning models and facial recognition analysis to detect subtle changes in ear tips, eyes and whiskers that indicate pain.
To celebrate Women’s month, we take a look at Kimberly Wach who overcame an abusive relationship and is now training women in martial arts to make them feel strong and confident.
The AmphiSAW is hailed as a fast and efficient robot that could potentially be used for search and rescue purposes.