A decade after death of Ilan Ramon, Israel is ready to train a new astronaut.
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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.
In-school enrichment peps up pupils
Karev, Israel’s largest extracurricular program, brings a broad range of fun and educational activities to schools in 129 cities and towns.
The 3D printers that are revolutionizing our lives
Meet the Israeli-American company behind the amazing 3D printing technology that allows a disabled little girl to move her arms.
Green Galilee getaway
Amirim is a vegetarian holiday village with great views, easy access to holy sites, and a gastronomic reputation that makes salad stylish.
Pirate bugs, the superheroes of Arava farms
Predatory wasps and other beneficial insects are taking over for chemical pesticides on many crops grown in Israel’s fertile desert.
Still Scrabbling after all these years
Thirty years on, the Jerusalem Scrabble Club meets weekly and boasts the most members of any Scrabble club in the world.
For kids with disabilities, virtual reality isn’t just a game
Technology turns therapeutic in a unique program at ALEH, Israel’s largest network of facilities for children with severe cognitive and physical disabilities.
Baring his body for art and understanding
Doron Polak, Israeli rep for the International Artists Museum, curates many exhibits and art events – including one that exposes his own nakedness.
The little fish that returned from the brink of extinction
How a population of fish indigenous to Israel and formerly classified as ‘extinct in the wild’ has been successfully returned to nature.
MasterChef Israel cooks up international interest
The finale earned the highest ratings for a single TV episode in Israeli history, capturing hearts and stomachs in Israel and abroad.