If green symbolises success, the north of Tel Aviv is bright green. It takes a half hour drive into the middle of nowhere called Hakvar Hayarok where you won’t only find the most fertile fields. You’ll also find the plain buildings of Israel’s up and rising high-tech industry. This is where Dov Moran is located…
A new shift in the Israeli academic landscape is about to have a major impact on the university’s future. While bi-lateral academic research projects have been going on for decades – more recently there has been a push to establish joint programs with other universities. Cornell Tech is the latest addition to an impressive list…
The National Insurance Institute’s Administration is going to introduce a plan called ‘Savings for every child’ on January 1 2017. The plan will enable everyone reaching age 18 to begin their adult life with NIS 20,000 in the bank. “The new trust fund for every child will go a long way to narrow the social…
Whoever has an eye for graffiti loves local artists in Tel Aviv. The city is featuring half a dozen street artists. One of them is Dede who is famous for his figures with band aids. His bunnies, bears, machines and people are spread throughout the city with the biggest concentration in Tel Aviv’s Florentin area.…
Israel is a place of art lovers – there is no other way to explain the incredible amount of 4.5 million tickets annually that are sold for theatre, shows, dance and music. However, this also leaves a large group of people who might be generally interested in arts and music but wouldn’t actually go to…
