Russian Émigré Women Carve Their Own Literary Niche
Émigré women from the former Soviet Union bring their complex Jewish heritage to the written page.
Book Clubs, Where Members Are on the Same Page
Never before have book clubs—including Jewish groups with members of all ages—been as prevalent and eclectic as they are today.
An IDF Program for Teens on the Autism Spectrum
With the help of the Roim Rachok program, the Israeli army employs the unique skills of autistic recruits.
Ancient Jerusalem Gets ‘Smart’
Jerusalem is slated to be the first city in Israel to install an ultra-fast wireless communications network using millimeter wave technology.
Aboard Jerusalem’s Light Rail, Look Up
Starting in September, 5,000 renderings of Jerusalem by local kindergartners were exhibited on the ceilings of the capital’s light rail trains.
Your New Favorite Appliance, the Laundry Folder
Israeli technology could soon be doing your laundry. FoldiMate, a laundry-folding robot developed in Israel, promises to deliver neatly folded shirts, pants and towels.
An Encyclopedic Memory of the Holocaust
The first two volumes of "Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, 1933-1945" are newly published online in PDF form.
Golda: A Force of Nature
The Russian-born, American-raised Golda was single-minded in her dedication to Zionism and tough as steel according to a new biography of the political legend.
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