Culture

IsraAID launched a needs assessment process focused on relief distribution, psychological first aid, and water and sanitation solutions.

Eater Travel, the global food guide published by Eater, a food and dining network of sites owned by Vox Media, named the Israeli city of Akko (Acre in English) to its “Where To Eat in 2020” list, its first-ever round-up of top 19 food destinations. Eater’s vast web of global culinary experts helped curate the […]

According to global hotel search data, Tel Aviv ranked fifth most-searched city for travel.

An exhibit at the Rishon Lezion Museum captures the fight for women's rights and equality in history through the display of unique, anecdotal, and artistic shoes.

Tel Aviv especially is chock-full of chefs who are experimenting with unique ingredients, blending cultures and cuisines in a single dish, and constantly pushing the envelope to keep up with locals’ sophisticated taste buds.

The ministry said tourism revenue this past year amounted to an approximate NIS 23 billion, a 55 percent increase compared to last year.

The movie is based on the book 'All the Rivers' by Israeli author Dorit Rabinyan, which tells the story of a love affair between an Israeli woman and a Palestinian man.

'Fauda' takes 8th spot with shows 'Shtisel' and 'Our Boys' getting honorable mentions in New York Times round-up of best international series.

Three high-tech incubators are set to be established in local periphery towns in Israel, the Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) announced Monday. The incubators will be located in the northern Israeli town of Karmiel, at the Idan HaNegev Industrial Park near the southern Bedouin city of Rahat, and in the southern city of Yeruham in the […]

The LINK Hotel & Hub is marking the 80th anniversary of the introduction of Batman with an original exhibition.

Shabour, the new restaurant by Israeli chef Assaf Granit, which launched just three months ago in Paris was named the best restaurant in the French capital last week by Le Figaroscope, the Parisian cultural and gastronomical guide published by the French daily Le Figaro. Shabour (“broken” in Hebrew) was crowned the top restaurant in Paris […]

A new survey by the Israel Democracy Institute shows that a majority of Israelis don't have much flexibility, and spend wasted work hours on their commute.

Schoolchildren are on vacation, and families crisscross the country to partake in festivals, exhibits, concerts, food fairs, and holiday-themed markets.

Lime also launched a safety portal in Hebrew, offering safety and parking tips, insurance information and details on community meetings for Lime riders.

The team, called 'Israel Start-Up Nation,' will carry 30 riders from 16 nationalities including four from Israel.