Debbie Zimelman, a U.S.-born photographer who has lived in Israel for 30 years, spent five years with young women serving in 20 combat units to capture their experiences.

There are five female kashrut supervisors—along with 10 men—associated with the liberal Orthodox Tzohar certification organization.

In Two Neighbors, Arab embroiderers stitch intricate, colorful panels to be incorporated onto dresses and handbags of Jewish designers.

When completed, the Israel Bike Trail will be a continuous mountain biking experience connecting Mount Hermon in the north to Eilat in the south.

An Israeli nonprofit is using martial arts—also known as budo—to unite youth from diverse backgrounds to foster coexistence and dialogue.

Fashion-focused tours of Tel Aviv bring visitors to ateliers of 3-D printing clothing designers.

One of America's favorite chain restaurants—the Cheesecake Factory—is now selling its eponymous cakes in Israel, with new flavors for Shavuot.

Jessica Halfin's family barbecue will feature grilled chicken thighs, creamy hummus and fluffy pita. To drink, mint lemonade and, for dessert, strawberry soup.