Culture

Ten members of Israeli rap group System Ali sing along together in Hebrew, Arabic, English and Russian, with mixed reactions.

A championship game of the American football league in Israel again brings together people from opposites sides of political spectrum - this time in celebration

Nalaga'at center, an unusual warehouse in Israel's old Jaffa Port, is the only place in the world where you can drink coffee served by deaf and blind waiters while waiting to see a show performed by the first deaf-blind acting ensemble in the world.

Once again hollywood producers turn to Israel to get new ideas for tv shows. Has it become a trend?

Various Israeli communes have decided that living an urban life does not preclude them from applying pure socialist beliefs and created what they call "urban kibbutzim" – families in large Israeli cities living under one roof and sharing all their earnings.

Israeli musician Yoni Bloch has led the way to interactive music video watching. At various points in Bloch's music videos, the viewer is presented with two choices - for example, should the band play an acoustic or electric set?

"Yes To Birds" brings Jewish and Arab students together to learn about nature, biodiversity and birds in a unique, outdoor way.

For ten days, Israel’s leading academy of art and design, Bezalel, is turning the country into one giant art gallery.

To see a music concert in Tel Aviv, you can either buy an expensive ticket and get squished in the raving crowd, or you can simply go to your local barbershop!

Seventeen displaced American college students, who were forced to leave Egypt amid the political turmoil, are now studying at Israeli universities.

Reconstruction of Tel Be'er Sheva's ancient buildings, believed to be the remains of the biblical town of Be'er Sheva, enables an understanding of sophisticated urban planning during biblical times.

Omanoot - art in Hebrew - is a website dedicated to highlighting and teaching Israeli art to a wider audience. Cohen came up with the idea around the time of the second intifada, when he felt not only an increasingly hostile attitude towards Israel, but also a distancing from Israel’s bustling art scene.

"Walk About Love" festival takes hikers through Israel's diverse lanscape

An Israeli organization for disabled people wishing to do extreme sports recently started a running group where its blind members are tied to their seeing buddies.

An Israeli film student has won a video competition that saw her short film become the official music video for American director David Lynch’s new single, “I Know.”