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Airport Drama During COVID-19
One year later, with COVID-19 still filtering into our 2021, Israel has experienced a full spectrum of effects. While over … Keep Reading
Tel Aviv’s Great Synagogue is Being Renovated
Built in the 1920s, Tel Aviv’s Great Synagogue is getting a facelift. Its historic architecture will be smoothly reconstructed to … Keep Reading
Culture and Tourism Coming Back to Life
The Ministry of Health has launched the Green Pass, which is essentially an approval card for people who have been … Keep Reading
Anita Winter Awarded the Federal Cross of Merit
In February, Anita Winter, Founder and President of the Swiss Gamaraal Foundation, received the Order of Merit of the Federal … Keep Reading
Economy
Airport Drama During COVID-19
One year later, with COVID-19 still filtering into our 2021, Israel has experienced a full spectrum of effects. While over … Keep Reading
Early-Stage Arab Startups Receive Israeli Network Support
On a mission to “grow early-stage Arab-led startups into multimillion-dollar companies,” The Hybrid program supports eight startups per year to … Keep Reading
Delivery Drones Trial the Skies in Israel
Five delivery drone companies have been chosen by the Israeli government in an attempt to unite the skies. As delivery … Keep Reading
Kosovo and Sudan Normalize Ties with Israel
The latest countries in agreement with Israel through the US-mediated Abrahamic Accords are Sudan and Kosovo. Despite the unlikely ties, … Keep Reading
Science
Airport Drama During COVID-19
One year later, with COVID-19 still filtering into our 2021, Israel has experienced a full spectrum of effects. While over … Keep Reading
Unnatural Disaster: Worst Oil Spill in the Mediterranean Coast
The worst oil spill to date has marred at least 40% of Israel’s coastline. About sixteen towns over 106 miles … Keep Reading
Israel’s Slow Reopening Amidst Corona
As lockdown lifted last week, Israel is slowly reopening its roads, doors, and economy – and its residents are flooding … Keep Reading
Third Lockdown Ends As Israel Continues to Fight Coronavirus
After over a month in national lockdown, Israeli officials declared an economic reopening as of Sunday, February 7. Officials are … Keep Reading
Life
Tel Aviv’s Great Synagogue is Being Renovated
Built in the 1920s, Tel Aviv’s Great Synagogue is getting a facelift. Its historic architecture will be smoothly reconstructed to … Keep Reading
Culture and Tourism Coming Back to Life
The Ministry of Health has launched the Green Pass, which is essentially an approval card for people who have been … Keep Reading
Anita Winter Awarded the Federal Cross of Merit
In February, Anita Winter, Founder and President of the Swiss Gamaraal Foundation, received the Order of Merit of the Federal … Keep Reading
Israeli Fashion Week Gets Sustainable
Fashion is a highly creative commerce industry, yet the more abundance in design breeds more unsustainability within the industry. For … Keep Reading
Nature
Red Flowers and February Showers
After only a couple of months of a wet winter, Israel’s typically neutral-colored landscapes burst into color during February, known … Keep Reading
New Bee Species Discovered in Restoration Project
Bee populations have declined nearly 90% in the past years, and have been placed on the endangered species list. While … Keep Reading
Jerusalem Building Plan Causes Environmental Concern
Despite 6,000 rejections, Israel’s National Planning and Building Council approved a building plan for a new neighborhood in the Jerusalem … Keep Reading
An Israeli, Palestinian, and Jordanian Plan to Save the Dead Sea
In 2016, three Middle Eastern men joined together with one mission – to save the Dead Sea. Oded Rahab, an … 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