Start-ups in Jerusalem: Longevity firms bloom in Israel’s ancient capital
The field of longevity tech, also called silver tech or age tech, encompasses age-delaying biotechnologies intended to add years to life.
A comical series of bureaucratic frustration: Effi Frohwein's aliyah story
After Oct. 7, I had in mind that I want to be with my family, meaning Am Yisrael in Eretz Yisrael
Anya Lipster: A Russian Israeli with the soul of a Japanese artist
Today, though her professional responsibilities keep her busy all week long, Anya Lipster devotes weekends to “drinking coffee in front of a mountain view, studying, and drawing a lot.”
Decades of impact: David Golinkin reflects on his legacy of pluralistic Jewish education
Upon his retirement as president of The Schechter Institutes, longtime ‘oleh’ David Golinkin talks about his Israel impact – via pluralistic Jewish education that goes to the people.
Mordechai Frizis: Israel advocate to Greek public
This transplanted Greek rabbi intends to continue his hasbara efforts on behalf of Israel.
Knowing when the time is right: Shawn Fink's story of aliyah
At 7:37 a.m., as I was walking out to go to shul with my son, our landline phone rang. It was a woman at the Jewish Agency.
Meshigane: Plant-based culinary delights - review
I look forward to sampling whatever creative, cruelty-free concoctions they’ll conjure up next.
The ‘Tattoo Rabbi’ is in the house
Arrivals: David Braslawsce, 28, from Beaver, Pennsylvania, to Hadera, 2025
‘Our first in Israel’: The immigrants celebrating their first Rosh Hashanah as Israelis
We asked a few recent arrivals why they decided to make the move now, and how they feel about celebrating their first Rosh Hashanah as Israeli citizens.
Ekaterina Korotovskikh: A painter who followed her heart from Russia to Israel
“I am an Israeli, and that is the most important thing. I am studying the culture and customs of the country, and I am interested in it. I do not feel any difference between Jews and non-Jews.”
