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Gay Pride from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv
Gay Pride month is taking place around the world, and Israel is abuzz with rainbow flags and shows of love. … Keep Reading
3D Printer Technique Simulates Surgery
Just like flight simulation for pilots, doctors can now simulate surgery, thanks to a new technique developed by Israeli doctors … Keep Reading
Unemployment Low, Poverty Gap Remains High
Income for Israelis is finally on the rise after years of almost stagnant salaries, shows a report released by the … Keep Reading
Taking on the Ten Commandments 2.0
Imagine standing on the bottom of Mount Sinai, about 3,300 years ago. Moses had just come from a brainstorm session … Keep Reading
Economy
Unemployment Low, Poverty Gap Remains High
Income for Israelis is finally on the rise after years of almost stagnant salaries, shows a report released by the … Keep Reading
SodaStream hosts Ramadan meal for Arab and Jewish workers
Two thousand SodaStream employees and families, Arab and Jewish, gathered on Monday evening to honor breaking the fast of Ramadan, … Keep Reading
Sde Dov Airport Slated to Start Closure July
Operating since 1938, the Sde Dov Airport is slated to shut down full operations by November 2019, beginning with its … Keep Reading
Education Reform Must Be Prioritized in Israel
Israel’s education system is failing, and its largely due to its lack of a standard education curriculum. A recent policy … Keep Reading
Science
3D Printer Technique Simulates Surgery
Just like flight simulation for pilots, doctors can now simulate surgery, thanks to a new technique developed by Israeli doctors … Keep Reading
Health Matters Most in Israel, Study Shows
A recent study asked citizens of Israel to prioritize what mattered to them most by quality of life indicators. Across … Keep Reading
First 3D Live Heart is Printed in Israel
Biological magic has been made thanks to a team of Israeli researchers and scientists, who digitally printed the first live … Keep Reading
Middle East Eating Disorders on the Rise
While eating disorders are common in affluent Western countries, Middle Eastern countries are unfortunately catching up. Since the 1990s, eating … Keep Reading
Life
Gay Pride from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv
Gay Pride month is taking place around the world, and Israel is abuzz with rainbow flags and shows of love. … Keep Reading
Taking on the Ten Commandments 2.0
Imagine standing on the bottom of Mount Sinai, about 3,300 years ago. Moses had just come from a brainstorm session … Keep Reading
SodaStream hosts Ramadan meal for Arab and Jewish workers
Two thousand SodaStream employees and families, Arab and Jewish, gathered on Monday evening to honor breaking the fast of Ramadan, … Keep Reading
Israel Burns with Over 1,000 Fires in 3 Days
Fueled by high temperature heat waves, over 1,000 fires were put out in Israel in the past week. Possible causes … Keep Reading
Nature
Caesarea Opens King Herod’s Visitor Center
King Herod’s Visitor Center officially opened on May 29. The NIS 80 million, or $22 million, project, funded by the … Keep Reading
TreeTube Saves Trees and Sidewalks
How do trees grow under cement? For those walking those streets it may go unnoticed; however for landscape artists and … Keep Reading
Israel is Pumped Up for Eurovision
With last year’s win by Netta Barzilai, Israel is laying out the blue, white, and orange carpet for Eurovision officials, … Keep Reading
Eurovision is Coming to Israel
Preparation is under way for the biggest song competition across Europe, taking place for the first time in over 20 … 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
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