In first, historical relics from Israel showcase in Louvre
Rare artifacts from ancient Middle Eastern civilizations from at the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem to go on display in world-famous museum.
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.
Rare artifacts from ancient Middle Eastern civilizations from at the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem to go on display in world-famous museum.
Ultra-marathon runner Michael Wardian traversed the length of Israel in just 10 days, but still managed to enjoy its culture, people and sights.
Fabulous anytime, Tel Aviv has extra appeal for tourists this year as it celebrates its 110th anniversary.
Israeli companies are set to take part in the global exhibition in the United Arab Emirates, with which Israel has no official diplomatic relations.
Pregnancy hormone progesterone regulates the microbial composition of bacteria in a way that may help baby develop, according to Bar-Ilan scientists.
Initiative to provide funding and matching services to Israeli and Finnish companies to co-develop, test and improve digital health tech and products.
A unique Jewish-Arab interreligious dialogue course brings together students of all backgrounds for a joint journey of discovery and acceptance.
Both species likely hailed from ancestors that came from Africa and adapted to conditions in Ice Age Europe, Israeli study suggests.
L28 fuses Israeli innovation and a vibrant culinary scene to create a unique and delicious new experience.
Israel’s national lake is a great place to visit all year round, but it’s probably at its prettiest and fullest best this spring.
Researchers are developing complex and precise artificial tissues that can be better integrated into target organs.
Israel’s location on a continental crossroads and its diverse climate conditions make it a hotspot for 110 species of the one insect everyone loves.
LED strips on pavement edges in Tel Aviv, and 3D crosswalks in Ashkelon, alert thoroughly engrossed pedestrian phone users and distracted drivers.
Remains of a 2,000-year-old settlement evince signs of crisis and Jewish rebellion.
English translations of Israeli publications for children bring beloved Holy Land favorites to a worldwide audience.