There is something different about taking a ride from Shlomi Bakish. Not only can he get from Haifa to Tel Aviv in half the time,

Invented in Israel, the hospital-grade bed can elevate a patient from a lying to a fully standing position—and all points in between. Israel 21C—The Israeli-innovated

Recently, in Teaneck, a newly constructed stone wall fell between two properties. The Steins had spent months working with an engineer, a landscaper, and getting

Many Igbo, while practicing Christianity, nonetheless self-identify as Jews. This phenomenon dates back to the late 18th century, when the Igbo encountered Christianity, were introduced

TEL AVIV–At first glance, Yiddish phrases such as “oy vey” may seem odd when uttered by Samah Jayosi, a Muslim Palestinian citizen of Israel. Yet

Over 2700 hundred years ago, circa 740 BCE, it was written in The Book of Isaiah: “For the sake of Zion, I will not be

Summer camps (specifically sleep-away camps) are where many children and teenagers go for that uncomfortable stage when we don’t know really if we should call

Kohelet teaches us that there is “a time to remain silent and a time to speak.”  When Judy Brown was growing up in a Chassidic

It’s amusing to us how the meaning of words change over the years. As children we remember our parents going to “the market” to go

As soon as I zipped up the dress I felt better. True, it was harder to fasten than it had been at my cousin Phyllis’

Jerusalem—There is something dignified in the quiet, determined manner of Ayaan Hirsi Ali as she rises from the audience and walks towards the podium to

Israel Hayom—The Israel Air Force’s newest group of pilots, Class 166, were all promoted to the rank of lieutenant before they received their coveted pilot’s