(ISRAEL21c) - The morning news is reporting terrible traffic into the city. Waze has no workaround, and you’re needed in the office for an important client meeting at 9am sharp. “No problem,” you smile. “I’ll just fly to work.” Literally. That’s...

Enjoy two Israeli films and Israeli-style refreshments during intermission (served in COVID-safe packaging) on Sunday, Nov. 7, from 3:30 to 8 p.m. at Temple Israel. A $5 donation is requested to cover the cost of refreshments. The film festival is open...

(ISRAEL21c) - A mild pins-and-needles sensation encircled my forearm as the Healables sleeve was activated from Moshe Lebowitz’s smartphone. The intensity can be dialed up or down with the flick of a finger. I was in the Jerusalem office of Healables,...

(ISRAEL21c) - On October 13, 235 more immigrants from the Bnei Menashe community landed in Israel after years of waiting to come home. Hailing from Manipur in northeast India, they are descendants of the lost biblical tribe of Menashe and have preserved...

(October 17, 2021 / JNS) With the recent disclosure that the Mossad carried out a courageous mission to discover what happened to Israeli Air Force Lt. Col. Ron Arad, whose plane went down over Lebanon in Oct. 1986, it is appropriate to highlight how...

(Israel21c) - Yours truly has always thought that Makhtesh Ramon in the Israeli desert looks like somewhere straight out of space, with its masses of reddish sand, bizarre rock formations and general sense of absolute peace and quiet. Turns out, I’m...

(Israel21c) - From pastoral bike paths, cultural institutions and classic Bauhaus architecture to chic cafés, top-notch restaurants and charming kiosks — Rothschild Boulevard offers the perfect Tel Aviv experience. Rothschild is not only Tel Aviv’s...

(Israel21c) - Ten years after Spencer Tunick first set his lens on the Dead Sea, the world-renowned photographer will once more capture the quickly disappearing natural wonder against the backdrop of hundreds of nude people. The photoshoot, which...

About six years ago, a friend approached Michael Staenberg, a St. Louis Jewish philanthropist, and told him about a project he was working on: the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem. The project had been in the works since 2000 and experienced numerous...

(Israel21c) - If you tend to choose foods and beverages made with artificial sweeteners rather than sugar, you may want to reconsider. While we know that added sugar is not good for our bodies, now we also know that six FDA-approved artificial sweeteners...