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Destination Israel
Despite Covid restrictions, the demand for travel to Israel is there. Now, signs of optimism can be found in hotel openings and group bookings.

Despite Covid restrictions, the demand for travel to Israel is there. Now, signs of optimism can be found in hotel openings and group bookings.
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Cultural and Economic Projects Link Gulf and Israeli Women
The Gulf-Israel Women’s Forum was founded last year to build ties between Israeli women and their counterparts in the Gulf.

The Gulf-Israel Women’s Forum was founded last year to build ties between Israeli women and their counterparts in the Gulf.
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What Will Israel Look Like at 100?
Asking the tough questions is our responsibility, says former Ambassador Michael Oren.

Asking the tough questions is our responsibility, says former Ambassador Michael Oren.

In a hidden corridor, tucked away between two nondescript buildings on Tel Aviv’s Ben Yehuda Street, is a striking procession of larger-than-life painted aluminum figures.

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The Science Express Israeli trains may not provide the fastest commute in the world, but they certainly offer the most intellectually stimulating ride. Since last

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A Magic Carpet’s Last Fringe

by Wendy Elliman

The last remnants of the Jewish community in Yemen are finally leaving the country, and those who left long ago are ready to welcome them

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Notes from the World: The Annual Song of Songs

by Judith Sudilovsky

This month, Israeli heartthrob Harel Skaat will get to fulfill a longtime dream when he represents his country in the 55th-annual Eurovision music contest, a

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Letter from Jerusalem: Revelation on Misgav Ladach Street

by Martin Hoffman

Thirty years in Jerusalem, I am still looking for Art, a once-vital part of my life in America. Art was forever sublime, a dynamic burrowing

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Israeli Life: Our Children, Our Army

by Rochelle Furstenberg

The draft is a rite of passage in the Jewish state, but are more Israelis avoiding their national service? No Israeli can remain unmoved by

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Giants in a Quiet Corner

by Esther Hecht

Behind a stone wall on a busy Jerusalem street the stories of forgotten heroes and legendary characters live on. Lined with cafés, bookstores, jewelry shops and even

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Letter from Ketura: Where the Local is Global

by Yosef Israel Abramowitz

A family came to Kibbutz Ketura to reconnect and focus on personal goals. Their time there, however, was spent working on world-changing projects. After our

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