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Israeli Hikes Based on the 12 Tribes
“Twelve months. Twelve tribes. Twelve hikes.” This is how Shebet Haaretz, translated to the Tribes of Israel, welcomes visitors to … Keep Reading
Corona Making Waves in Culture and Education
Schools in Israel are scheduled to open on September 1, despite concerns that re-opening too early in May was the … Keep Reading
Solar Power Will Save the World
The Environmental Protection Ministry, supported by the OECD, is urging Israel to move to 40% renewable energy by 2030, despite … Keep Reading
Israeli Post Office Goes Private
My mom called me on my 35th birthday, excited. “Did you get my card?” she asked expectantly. “Not yet,” I … Keep Reading
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Solar Power Will Save the World
The Environmental Protection Ministry, supported by the OECD, is urging Israel to move to 40% renewable energy by 2030, despite … Keep Reading
Tel Aviv Gets a Ferry?
As light rail construction ensues until its alleged end date in 2022, all roads leading to Tel Aviv continue to … Keep Reading
Artificial Intelligence Saves the Beehives
Each year, about 40% of beehives collapse, causing millions of bees to die. Compared to a 3% mortality rate at … Keep Reading
Israel’s Current Corona Economy
An all-in-one protest hit the Tel Aviv streets last Saturday night gathering 10,000 Israeli residents at Rabin Square, who were … Keep Reading
Science
How Israel is Moving Through Corona
The second wave of corona isn’t getting better. Numbers continue to increase, hospital wards across the country are overcapacity, and … Keep Reading
Corona Unrest and Israel Updates
Despite the Corona Cabinet of the Knesset holding meetings throughout the week, restrictions remain uncertain, as conflicting information filters into … Keep Reading
Saudi Scholar Contributes to Israeli Academic Journal
For the first time ever, a Saudi professor submitted an article in Hebrew to an Israeli publication. Professor Mohammad Ibrahim … Keep Reading
Israel’s Current Corona Economy
An all-in-one protest hit the Tel Aviv streets last Saturday night gathering 10,000 Israeli residents at Rabin Square, who were … Keep Reading
Life
Corona Making Waves in Culture and Education
Schools in Israel are scheduled to open on September 1, despite concerns that re-opening too early in May was the … Keep Reading
Israeli Post Office Goes Private
My mom called me on my 35th birthday, excited. “Did you get my card?” she asked expectantly. “Not yet,” I … Keep Reading
How Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Made it to Israel
Over thirty years ago, Avi Singer, an Israeli who had lived in the United States for over a decade, knew … Keep Reading
Saudi Scholar Contributes to Israeli Academic Journal
For the first time ever, a Saudi professor submitted an article in Hebrew to an Israeli publication. Professor Mohammad Ibrahim … Keep Reading
Nature
Israeli Hikes Based on the 12 Tribes
“Twelve months. Twelve tribes. Twelve hikes.” This is how Shebet Haaretz, translated to the Tribes of Israel, welcomes visitors to … Keep Reading
Taking Solar Energy to the Next Level
What if energy production was not only climate-friendly but also supported flourishing agriculture in the desert? Ralph Steigrad is trying to … Keep Reading
A Heatwave of Climate Change Hits Israel
Extreme heat is common in the Middle East; however, Israel is experiencing a record-breaking feat with the highest temperatures for … Keep Reading
The Sea of Galilee is Finally Full
The Sea of Galilee, or the Kinneret, has reached its full capacity thanks to the abundant rainfall and the lack … 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
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
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
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