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Celebrating the New Year of Trees
With the passing of the Gregorian new year comes Tu’bshvat, known to many as the “tree holiday,” marking a time … Keep Reading
Communal Living Makes a Comeback
One could say the concept sprouted in Israel with the first kibbutz in 1909, when group settlements and collective living … Keep Reading
Lifesaving Healthcare Developments in Israel
Israeli culture breeds dedicated values to repair the world, and a slew of recent developments have been introduced to serve … Keep Reading
Hiring Prostitutes is a Criminal Offense in Israel
Of the 14,000 sex workers in Israel, 76% of them would leave the field if they could. Of the 14,000, … Keep Reading
Economy
Israel and Jordan Partner on Joint Sea Canal
One thing Middle Eastern neighbors Jordan and Israel can agree on is the scarcity of the most needed energy resource … Keep Reading
New Israeli Elections in April
New Israeli elections were just announced and set for April 9, and there is an uproar of action for those … Keep Reading
Yellow Vest Protests in Israel Demand Economic Justice
Cost of living in Israel is reaching a point of no return. Prices are rising across the board, including by … Keep Reading
Peace is in the Pipeline?
Israel, Greece, Cyprus and Italy have agreed to build an East Mediterranean gas pipeline. The $7 billion-dollar project will lay … Keep Reading
Science
Lifesaving Healthcare Developments in Israel
Israeli culture breeds dedicated values to repair the world, and a slew of recent developments have been introduced to serve … Keep Reading
Israeli Health Care System is Deteriorating
A new report by the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies in Israel shows the numbers clearly. The Israeli healthcare … Keep Reading
World’s First Daycare for Kids with Cancer
The “Daycare of Dreams,” located in Ramat Gan, Israel, was built as a space for children with cancer to just … Keep Reading
A Million Dreams on the Moon
A mission to the moon will carry a unique Israeli time capsule along with it for future generations. Along with … Keep Reading
Life
Communal Living Makes a Comeback
One could say the concept sprouted in Israel with the first kibbutz in 1909, when group settlements and collective living … Keep Reading
Hiring Prostitutes is a Criminal Offense in Israel
Of the 14,000 sex workers in Israel, 76% of them would leave the field if they could. Of the 14,000, … Keep Reading
Intransition: An Art Exhibit to Support Transgender
When two young Israelis, both identifying as transgender, were murdered in Tel Aviv this past summer, the LGBTQ community raised … Keep Reading
Israeli Inclusivity Town Being Built for Disabled
Inclusivity is taking priority in Israel, thanks to inspiration from the musician Yitzchak Perlman’s Genesis Prize. Since being named the … Keep Reading
Nature
Celebrating the New Year of Trees
With the passing of the Gregorian new year comes Tu’bshvat, known to many as the “tree holiday,” marking a time … Keep Reading
Jesus’ Baptism Site Not a War Zone
From a holy ground to a war zone and back again, the site where Jesus is thought to have been … Keep Reading
The Tel Aviv Bike Path is Blossoming
For an urban hub like Tel Aviv, bike paths are a hot topic. Given the consistent increase in congestion and … Keep Reading
2000-year-old Stone Discovered in Jerusalem
What began as digging for a new road in Jerusalem unearthed a rare find dated 2,000 years ago. While preparing … Keep Reading
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I’m Over 30, Single and Okay with it
“You need to start having children immediately,” said the cab driver, who went from complete stranger to worried safta during … Keep Reading
An American-ish Girl in Tel Aviv
I didn’t think I fit in. It showed in the small and simple things. Instead of the standard peanut butter and … Keep Reading
Early diagnosis of autism has 88% chance of Saving Lives
“There has to be another way,” thought Dr. Hanna Alonim, as she saw 6-year old children tied to their beds, … Keep Reading
Dating and Disconnected in Tel Aviv
“I think we’re ready for the next step,” he says. “What’s your Facebook?” I immediately feel vulnerable and insecure. I … Keep Reading