Ashdod citizens offer a peek into their hearts and homes
An exhibition created by thousands of residents sheds light on childhood, community and what makes a city unique.
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.
An exhibition created by thousands of residents sheds light on childhood, community and what makes a city unique.
Discover Moroccan, Ethiopian, Georgian and Yemenite specialties in the outdoor market of Ashdod. Only one piece of advice, come hungry.
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Israel’s postal service to run pilot programs with local startups to create advanced solutions for its services and even for standing in line.
NGOs raising a new generation of Bedouin leaders and forming connections between young Jews and Arabs ‘truly represent a chance for Israeli Hope.’
Israeli company Better Juice brings together oranges and high-tech to create a healthier glass of OJ.
Israeli study published as obesity rates continue to soar at epidemic levels, making it the leading cause of preventable death in Western world.
Researchers explore how to end virus ‘hijacking’ of the immune system.
Some 1,000 students, including from Oman, Pakistan and Malaysia, are learning about the complex relationship between archaeology, history and Bible.
A Christian Dutch carpenter built an exact copy of the biblical boat and wants to take it to ‘God’s land.’