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Culture
Israel’s Dip-Tech turns building façades into art
An Israeli company is leading the digital glass printing revolution and turning buildings into beautiful pieces of art.
Israel’s golden Paralympic hero
Wheelchair tennis player Noam Gershony cheated death and won Israel's first gold medal in the 2012 London Games.
Jerusalem goes basketball crazy
Every summer, the municipal complex at Safra Square gets repurposed for two days as a giant basketball venue for young Jewish and Arab players.
Relive the Olympic Experience in Tel Aviv
A five-room, high-tech interactive museum presents a history of the Olympic Games that is ‘pure edutainment.’
Cannes judges love God’s Neighbors
Meni Yaesh’s first feature film, shot in his native Bat Yam, is getting global accolades for its exploration of religion, love and violence.
August festival showcases Israeli puppeteers
Not just for kids: Jerusalem’s International Festival of Puppet Theater is widely lauded for innovation in an evolving performing art.
A new beat from New York to Tel Aviv
Organizers of an Israeli-American music project hope to break barriers and bring people together.
Hollywood’s hair secrets
It’s one of the world’s hottest hair products – and it’s made in Israel.
A blue-and-white sendoff for Israel’s athletes
Two days of ceremonies pumped up Israel’s Olympic and Paralympic teams as they start heading to London.
Hot or cold filtered water on demand
A joint UK-Israeli venture puts filtered tap water on British countertops, revolutionizing teatime and keeping plastics out of landfills.