On a hilltop high above the Jezreel Valley in northern Israel, Lior Salomon stands in the central courtyard of Migdal Ohr’s sprawling campus and points to the industrial city of Migdal Ha’Emek far below. “Everything you see there now — all the buildings and factories — is new. It was just forests and raw land when the young Rabbi Grossman arrived in 1968,” he says, shading his light blue eyes from the blazing summer sun.
From the outside, the brown stucco exterior and flat architectural lines of the Bialik-Rogozin School in south Tel Aviv are uninspiring.
Alternative wedding celebrations are on the rise in Israel. From celebrity ceremony officiators to personalized ketubahs and hand-written vows, Jewish wedding ceremonies in Israel are no longer all the same.
More than 10,000 people come to Hazon Yeshaya every year to help assist the poor in Israel
He\’s been called the Israeli Bob Marley and the king of Israeli soul. Others claim that he may be the call to prayer that we\’ve all been waiting for from the Middle East
In the quiet, pastoral village of Kfar Shmu\’el, not far from Jerusalem, Michal Rovner\’s studio is an inspiring place to create art.
Profile of winemaker Eli Ben-Zaken, owner of Domaine du Castel winery, a family operation in the Judean hills in Israel.
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